Upcoming Matches 3rd Test - SL v IndRangiri Dambulla International Stadium,03 Aug, 2010 2nd Test - England v PakistanEdgbaston, Birmingham,Aug 06, 2010 1st Match: Ind v Nzl (D/n)Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium,10 Aug, 2010 2nd Match: SL v Nzl (D/n)Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium,13 Aug, 2010 3rd Match: Ind v SL (D/n)Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium,16 Aug, 2010 complete fixtures Cricket News | Cricket Masala Stop talking about my age: Tendulkar With a fifth Test double hundred under his belt at 37, Indian batting icon Sachin Tendulkar said he has proved that age has got nothing to do with performance and people should just stop linking the two in his case. Tendulkar scored a match-saving 203-run knock as India and Sri Lanka settled for a high-scoring draw in the second Test."I think as long as you are mentally strong and prepared to go through the grind, age does not really matter. I th.....more Dhoni asks for a little more turn in the pitches "Piece of Cake for Birthday Boy" Retirement from Test cricket not due to team differences: Afridi ‘ProBatter’, the bowling robot that replicates deliveries of any bowler in the world India-SL second Test ends in a dull draw Akmal's butter-fingers nightmare continues ‘I’ve still got a lot to learn’ says Morgan More News Police officers criticised for Lahore ambush Senior Pakistan police officers have been heavily criticised in a judge's report for being ill-prepared, poorly equipped and incompetent in their efforts to prevent a terrorist attack on the Sri Lanka cricket team bus last year.Calling one officer a lazy coward, Shabbar Raza Rizvi of Lahore High Court identified more than a dozen senior policemen in a report on the attack that is due to be submitted to the International Cricket Council.Excerpts of the 120-page report, which has not been made public, were provided to The Associated Press on Friday.Rizvi wrote that police officials failed to per.....more Isaac set for smooth run to ICC's top job after approving IPL window Now, ProBatter robot can bowl like anyone in world cricket NZC sticks by its chairman for ICC Vice President Counties facing bankruptcy, Deloitte report reveals Yorkshire suspend Azeem Rafiq for outburst Pak bowler Md Asif to make Malayalam film debut Bedi a controversy monger, ordinarry bowler: Muralitharan More Masala This Day in Cricket (31 July) 1956: History was made at Old Trafford when Jim Laker took his 19th wicket in the 4th Test against Australia, including all ten in the 2nd innings. Laker had warmed up for his day of recknoning by taking 9 for 37 in Australia's 1st outing that itself the best ever return by an England bowler in Ashes cricket. In the 2nd innings, though, he was unstoppable, and when the last man, Len Maddocks, was trapped lbw, Laker had taken all 10 wickets for 53 runs. The Australians were said to be fuming about an Old Trafford pitch that had been deliberately underprepared to suit the spinners, but as their captain, Ian Johnson, said afterwards: "When the controversy and side issues of the match are forgotten, Laker's wonderful bowling will remain." No one else has taken more than 17 in a first class match.