Cricket News

A grand total of 11 countries, including the United States, have bid to host matches during the 2007 World Cup

The deadline for submission of the 2007 World Cup bids passed yesterday evening with two surprises

Cable & Wireless will be a regional sponsor of the Cricket World Cup in 2007, to be held in West Indies

The heavy rain throughout the Caribbean which has decimated the one-day series with England has left the West Indies board facing considerable losses

Darren Gough may have retired from Test cricket, but he remains adamant that he can carry on playing one-day cricket for at least another two years

Following the vote of confidence delivered by the International Cricket Council last week, the West Indies Cricket Board has set out to promote confidence that it can host a successful World Cup in 2007

Amid growing concern over the ability of the West Indies authorities to stage the 2007 World Cup, rumours are circulating that Australia might be asked to step in and host the tournament

The 2007 World Cup could have two more countries participating, making it a 16-team event