Brendon McCullum plundered 119 off 88 balls as New Zealand exceeded 370 for the second time running against Zimbabwe
Brendon McCullum plundered 119 off 88 balls as New Zealand exceeded 370 for the second time running against Zimbabwe © Getty Images
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Specials

    'You need to change the way the batsman plays'

Tony Greig, Mark Waugh and Brian Close on the art of fielding close in. Interviews by Dan Brettig and Nagraj Gollapudi

    'England's batting has been shocking'

Bowl at Boycs: Geoff Boycott on Pakistan's resurgence, the challenges ahead for England and Sri Lanka, the Woolf report, and Yuvraj's illness

    Bamboozled by Ajmal

Switch Hit: England are caught in a spin again. George Dobell joins Jon Harris-Bass and the team to put doubts over his action to bed

    Pakistan's finest hour

Saad Shafqat: The clean sweep of England is surely their greatest achievement in Test cricket to date

    In praise of zero tolerance

Rob Steen: What cricket can learn from baseball when it comes to rooting out corruption

    The whitewashers get whitewashed

The List: Teams that won all their matches in a series, and lost all in the next one

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Blogs

Someone, please explain the D/L method

Michael Jeh: India's target at the MCG didn't make sense

The cricketers' chef

Tour Diary: What's so special about Gogo's Madras Curry?

Younis' defining innings

Pak Spin: a masterclass from Pakistan's unassuming warrior

David Hopps

      Viewers who cannot afford subscription TV will feel let down by the ECB's all-or-nothing approach. This is a good financial deal, but there should have been some peace offerings      

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Bowl at Boycs: 'England's batting has been shocking'
Brendon McCullum plays a powerful pull shot
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Brendon McCullum brings up his fourth ODI ton
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Brian Vitori became only the fourth bowler to concede over 100 runs in an ODI
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Martin Guptill is stumped for 85 off 69 balls
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Zimbabwe's fielding standards continued to remain abysmal
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Rob Nicol steers the ball behind square
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International

Domestic

Australia Domestic
     Queensland 251 & 175 v Western Aust 359 & 68/9
Western Aust won by 1 wicket
     NSW 341/7d & 150 v Tasmania 345/7d & 150/4
Tasmania won by 6 wickets
Pakistan Domestic
South Africa Domestic
     Griq West v KZN-Inland (09:00 local | 07:00 GMT | 02:00 EST | 01:00 CST | 23:00 PST)
     Boland v North West (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     Border v Northerns (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     Easterns v E. Province (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     Lions v Cape Cobras (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     Namibia v S West D (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     Titans v Dolphins (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     Warriors v Knights (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
     W Province v Free State (10:00 local | 08:00 GMT | 03:00 EST | 02:00 CST | 00:00 PST)
Zimbabwe Domestic
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