Matches (15)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

WI vs PAK (1)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

ZIM

125

(39 ov) 174/1

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Schedule Report Series

WF-M

143/9

NSC-M

(76/100 balls, T:144) 121/2

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Schedule Table Series

Brydon Coverdale

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

Mixed emotions for England's sports fans

Plays of the Day from the third one-day international between England and Australia at Old Trafford

27-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale at Old Trafford

Smith dreams of following Warne's footsteps

Steven Smith was four when Shane Warne entered cricket folklore by ripping a legbreak the width of Mike Gatting, and next month Smith could become the first Australian legspinner to play a Test in England post-Warne

26-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale at Old Trafford

Australia face tough fight to save series

Australia haven't lost a one-day series for more than a year, but that could all change on a Sunday afternoon in Old Trafford if Ricky Ponting's men can't rein in a confident England

26-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale at Old Trafford

Katich backs Smith as Test prospect

Steven Smith's state captain Simon Katich is confident the legspinning allrounder will be ready for Test cricket if he gets his opportunity at Lord's against Pakistan next month

25-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Tait replaces injured Hauritz in ODI squad

Shaun Tait is set for a surprise return to Australia's ODI team after being called up to replace the injured Nathan Hauritz for the remainder of the one-day series in England

25-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Broad and Strauss set up 2-0 lead

There was no Eoin Morgan-like match-winner this time, but England still cruised to a comfortable four-wicket win to take a 2-0 lead in the series

24-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Emerging England hope for 2-0 lead

England head to Cardiff for the second ODI with a 1-0 lead over Australia

23-Jun-2010•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

England cruise home on Morgan ton

The series opener at the Rose Bowl was heading for a tight finish at the halfway point of England's chase, as their innings threatened to mirror Australia's stop-start effort

22-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Hilfenhaus in the mix for Pakistan series

Ben Hilfenhaus hopes to be available for the upcoming Test series against Pakistan after becoming the forgotten man of Australia's team over the past six months

17-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Australia ready for low-key tour opener

Australia want to begin their tour of the British Isles with a big win against Ireland

16-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

The other Pattinson gets his chance

It's more than 100 years since two brothers played Test cricket for different countries. If James Pattinson progresses as the Australian selectors hope, he and his brother Darren might one day rewrite that record

16-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Jones hopes split innings just the start

Cricket Australia's plan to introduce split-innings one-day games is a positive step but does not go far enough, according to the Australian one-day great Dean Jones

16-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

CA confirms split-innings one-dayers

One-day cricket in its familiar form could soon become a thing of the past after the Cricket Australia board gave the green light to a trial of split-innings state games next summer

11-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

World Cup 2015 likely to stay at 50 overs

The ICC is determined the World Cup will still be a 50-over competition in 2015, despite Cricket Australia considering a new two-innings one-day format

10-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Wicketkeeper Wade jumps the queue

Matthew Wade's promotion to the Australia A team has confirmed him as the next wicketkeeper in line behind Brad Haddin and Tim Paine

08-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

The other son of Swampy

Cricket Australia loves allrounders, and if everything goes according to plan, they could have one in the Kallis class in a few years

04-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Khawaja flying high after Australia-A call-up

If all goes well for Usman Khawaja, he could be on a plane to England in July to face the country of his birth in a Test series. What's more he could fly the plane himself

24-May-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Cricket Australia surprised by Pakistan investigation

The investigation of Pakistan's tour of Australia by the ICC's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) has come as a surprise to Cricket Australia

21-May-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Cosgrove wants his bat to do the talking

Mark Cosgrove has said he is over the surprise and frustration at being sacked by South Australia and is ready for the next phase of his career in Tasmania

14-May-2010•Brydon Coverdale

The best since Hadlee

We'll never know how great Shane Bond could have been with a more resilient body. We do know he was one of the finest fast bowlers of his time

14-May-2010•Brydon Coverdale

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