England's bowling troubles have taken a further turn for the worse after Durham seamer Graham Onions was ruled out of the first Test against Bangladesh that begins in Chittagong on Friday.
He has failed to shake off an ongoing back problem and 20-year-old Steven Finn could make his debut against the Test minnows.
Yousuf and Khan handed bans
The Pakistan Cricket Board have handed former national team captains Mohammad Yousuf and Younus Khan indefinite bans following their behaviour on the recent tour of Australia. Full Story
Bopara desperate for a recall
England discard Ravi Bopara is hoping to impress in the Indian Premier League to boost his chances of an international recall. Full Story
Youngster Finn impresses Flower
Middlesex seamer Steven Finn has played his way into contention for the Test series against Bangladesh after impressing as a late call-up to the England squad. Full Story
Surrey snare Pakistan paceman
Surrey have signed Pakistan fast bowler Rao Iftikhar Anjum as their overseas player for the opening weeks of the 2010 county season. Full Story
Flower still believes in Pietersen
England coach Andy Flower remains confident that batsman Kevin Pietersen will hit top form in the two-Test series against Bangladesh. Full Story
KP's batting struggles continue
Kevin Pietersen's form heading into the Test series with Bangladesh continues to be a concern after he again failed with the bat during England's warm-up draw in Chittagong. Full Story
Broad drops Test fitness hint
England paceman Stuart Broad has given a strong hint that he will be fit for the start of the Test series with Bangladesh. Full Story
Trott boosts hopes of selection
An unbeaten warm-up century from Jonathan Trott has boosted his chances of being included in the England side for Friday's first Test against Bangladesh. Full Story
Clarke leaves Australia tour
Australia have confirmed that vice-captain Michael Clarke is to leave their current tour to New Zealand for unspecified personal reasons. Full Story
Moores: Fred will be back
Head coach Peter Moores fully expects Andrew Flintoff to pull on the Lancashire jersey again despite his delayed recovery from a latest bout of knee surgery. Full Story
Cook upbeat over duo's chances
England captain Alastair Cook is upbeat about Graham Onions and Stuart Broad's prospects of shaking off injury in time to play in the first Test against Bangladesh. Full Story
MCC not buying IPL team
The MCC is not in the running to buy one of two new Indian Premier League franchises and bring matches in the Twenty20 tournament to Lord's. Full Story
Kieswetter delighted with century
Craig Kieswetter was delighted with his man-of-the-match performance as England eased to a 3-0 ODI series victory over Bangladesh with a 45-run win in Chittagong on Friday. Full Story
Cook hails'fantastic' Bresnan
England's stand-in captain Alistair Cook was full of praise for seamer Tim Bresnan, who took 4-28 from nine overs as England beat Bangladesh by 45 runs in the final ODI. Full Story
Kieswetter bats England to win
England's newest shining light Craig Kieswetter hit a sublime maiden century as he helped the tourists claim a 3-0 whitewash in their ODI series against Bangladesh in Chittagong. Full Story
Flower voices injury concerns
England team director Andy Flower has spoken of his team's injury struggles after Ryan Sidebottom was ruled out of the rest of the Bangladesh tour with a thigh strain. Full Story
Sidebottom to miss rest of tour
England seam bowler Ryan Sidebottom will fly home from Bangladesh after failing to shake off a thigh strain that kept him out of the second one-day international clash on Tuesday. Full Story
Waqar lands Pakistan top job
The Pakistan Cricket Board have named Waqar Younis as the new coach of the national side after Intikhab Alam was relieved of his duties. Full Story
Broad to miss Bangladesh clash
Seamer Stuart Broad could miss England's third one-day international against Bangladesh on Friday after sitting out Thursday's practice session with a back injury. Full Story
Morgan rewarded with contract
The recent form of England batsman Eoin Morgan has been recognised after he was handed an incremental contract by the England and Wales Cricket Board. Full Story
Napier unhappy with omission
Graham Napier has expressed his disappointment at missing out on England's World Twenty20 squad despite his explosive form in the shortest form of the game. Full Story
Flintoff planning for the future
Andrew Flintoff has admitted there is a slim chance he may not play cricket again if he fails to make a complete recovery from injury. Full Story
Cook admits Morgan century relief
England captain Alastair Cook admitted Eoin Morgan had dug the tourists out of a hole with his match-winning century in the second one-day international against Bangladesh. Full Story
Morgan heroics save England
Eoin Morgan's timely century helped England claim a second one-day international victory over Bangladesh following a two-wicket success in Dhaka. Full Story
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