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Hazlewood, Starc oust Pakistan

New Zealand's road to the final

Greg Shipperd's long tenure as coach of Victoria will end with the Sheffield Shield final after Cricket Victoria decided not to extend his contract

Shipperd set to depart as Victoria coach

Glamorgan's finances have received a major boost with Cardiff Council writing off 70% of a loan made in 2006 to fund the redevelopment of Sophia Gardens.

Glamorgan debt slashed in council deal

A tumble, a juggle, and a controversial call

Bangladesh's campaign to be proud of

Pragyan Ojha, who was cleared by the BCCI to bowl again in February, has said his new action gives him a better body balance, and that he is "getting purchase off the wicket"

Ojha 'happy' with remodeled action

A three-wicket haul from Asmavia Iqbal, followed by a 42 from the opener Marina Iqbal powered Pakistan Women's five-wicket win against South Africa Women in Sharjah

Marina and Asmavia sink SA Women

Rohit Sharma produced a match-winning hundred to help India beat Bangladesh by 109 runs in their World Cup 2015 Quarter-finals played at the MCG on Thursday.

Rohit Sharma's ton powers India into Semi-Final

#BendTheRules Moments from the Quarter-Final between India and Bangladesh

India v Bangladesh - #BendTheRules Moments

Derbyshire have signed one of cricket's most renowned yorker bowlers, the Melbourne Renegade Nathan Rimmington, for the 2015 NatWest Blast

Derbyshire bank on Rimmington reputation

Australia's road to the final

Rohit, seamers seal comprehensive win

Kent have encouraged hopes that they can rediscover their one-timw reputation as one of the forces of the county game by announcing profits of £658,000 for 2014

Kent £658,000 profit brings hopes of recovery

James Whitaker, the England national selector, has poured further cold water on the notion of Kevin Pietersen returning to play for England saying the batsman is "not part" of England's plans

Whitaker cold on Pietersen return

Alastair Cook has claimed that the ECB's decision to relieve him of the England captaincy a matter of weeks before the World Cup has been proved wrong in hindsight and described the players as looking "shellshocked" during a disastrous campaign that ended

England were wrong to sack me - Cook

Kedar Jadhav has admitted that a wrist injury forced him to change his batting technique, leading to a run-drought in the domestic circuit

Fit-again Jadhav hopes to get back among the runs

Alloy Lequay, former director of the West Indies Cricket Board and former president of the Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board, died on Sunday at the age of 90

Former WICB director Lequay dies

Mahela Jayawardene said that he had no regrets about hanging up his blue Sri Lanka shirt for the final time after their World Cup quarter-final defeat to South Africa

'Challenge has been to evolve' - Jayawardene