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The New South Wales Blues easily overpowered the Victorian Bushrangers in their Mercantile Mutual Cup match at North Sydney Oval today

Despite frequent rain interruptions and a determined St

Bankstown-Canterbury stormed into the Belvidere Cup final against arch rivals St

The Bankstown Sports Club sponsored Bulldogs kept their premiership aspirations alive with a convincing display in the drawn playoff last weekend

At the Sydney Cricket Ground in a match with no bearing on finals placings, New South Wales recovered from a mediocre start to be 5/205 at stumps against Western Australia

Another dismal collapse by the most successful state in Australian cricket history, New South Wales, saw Victoria handed a 148-run win in the Pura Milk Cup match at the Sydney Cricket Ground today

With the English women's team suffering the embarrassment of losing to the NSW first XI and then the NSW second XI this week, the Australian team has also had its hiccups in the leadup to tomorrow's one-day international at the Sydney Cricket Ground

The English women's team got their tour of Australia and New Zealand off to a shaky start today with a five-wicket loss to Australian National League champions New South Wales at Old King's Oval, Parramatta, in western Sydney

Mike Hussey produced another Man-of-the-Match performance as Western Australia cruised to yet another one-day win, under lights at the WACA against New South Wales last night

The Bankstown-Canterbury under sixteen A.W.Green Shield side completed a unique double when they won the competition for the second season in a row with a convincing victory over Penrith last Sunday in the final at Rosedale Oval

Ex-Comets batsmen Mark Higgs and Brad Haddin returned to Canberra to give their former teammates a lesson as New South Wales won by 118 runs in a rain shortened Mercantile Mutual Cup match at Manuka Oval today

Nov.25: The "Old Blues" defeated the "Young Blues" by five wickets in a limited-over trial match at the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday

After they were permitted to witness something of an act of self-destruction through the middle stages of their opponents' innings, New South Wales' cricketers have ensured that the North Sydney Oval remains a bogey venue for Tasmania with a 21 run

Victorian opening batsmen Matthew Elliott and Graeme Vimpani combined to lead the Bushrangers to a comfortable seven-wicket victory over the New South Wales Blues in the opening match of the Mercantile Mutual Cup season at North Sydney Oval today

New South Wales will meet Victoria in next Sunday's Mercantile Mutual Cup final following a 49-run victory over Queensland in front of 5360 people at the SCG today.