Saturday, 28 July 2012

Brett Lee has confirmed his retirement

Brett Lee

Brett Lee has confirmed his retirement from international cricket, but he has declared his intention to play on in the Big Bash League and the IPL. Lee, 35, had originally planned to retire after the ICC World Twenty20 in September, but after flying home early from the ODI series in England due to a calf injury, he decided the time was right to make way for Australia's young fast bowlers.

Waqar Younis become Australia's new bowling coach

Waqar Younis

Waqar Younis is no longer in contention to become Australia's new bowling coach after being turned down this week following an interview. Cricket Australia is searching for a replacement for Craig McDermott, who vacated the position in May, and Waqar was keen to take on the position and work with Australia's emerging crop of fast bowlers.

Yuvraj Singh Hints at World Twenty20 comeback

Yuvraj Singh Hints at World Twenty20 comeback


Yuvraj Singh Hints at World Twenty20 comeback!

India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has raised the possibility of a return to international cricket at September's Twenty20 World Cup!

Vettori Available for ICC World Twenty20 2012

Vettori Available for ICC World Twenty20 2012


Vettori Available for ICC World Twenty20 2012!

New Zealand Cricket (NZC) today announced that Daniel Vettori has Declared himself available for New Zealand's ICC World Twenty20 Campaign.!

t20 world cup 2012 schedule

t20 world cup 2012 schedule