Cricket

"A gimmick", "ridiculous" and "needless" - the reaction to the ECB's plans for a new '100-ball' format.

Glamorgan batting consultant Matthew Maynard says T20 cricket has caused a shortage of Test and Championship opening batsmen.

IPL side Chennai Super Kings charter a special train to take fans over 1,000km to Pune for their latest 'home' match

The England and Wales Cricket Board wants to introduce an innovative '100 balls' format into its new city-based tournament.

Head coach Paul Nixon enlists the help of the Special Air Service to try to improve Leicestershire's fortunes.

New Australia captain Tim Paine says the team will reduce their levels of sledging under his leadership.

Glamorgan's Australian batsman Shaun Marsh says he hopes to continue his Test career after a rollercoaster year.

Glamorgan chief executive Hugh Morris says the addition of Australian Usman Khawaja will be a be boost for the T20 Blast.

Matt Renshaw backs Australia team-mate Cameron Bancroft to return stronger from his nine-month ban for ball-tampering.

Glamorgan sign Australia batsman Usman Khawaja for this summer's T20 Blast.

The commercial broadcaster will cover England's upcoming tours of Sri Lanka and the West Indies.

Former England batsman Ed Smith is set to become the new national selector for the England and Wales Cricket Board.

This week's sport on the BBC.

Former batsman Justin Langer is set to be appointed Australia head coach, according to Australian media.

Former England captain Charlotte Edwards says there has never been a better time to be female cricketer.

South Africa opener Aiden Markram says his short-term stint at Durham in 2018 is not just about personal development.

Former England captain Charlotte Edwards is appointed as Hampshire's new director of women's cricket.

Sussex's South African David Wiese makes the first Championship century of 2018 to help his side draw with Warwickshire.

Hampshire pacemen Kyle Abbott and Fidel Edwards bowl out Worcestershire as they win by 196 runs at Southampton.

Gloucestershire scores the 47 runs needed to beat Kent by five wickets, despite a mini-collapse at Canterbury.