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Stuart Binny has said that few get the opportunity to play a match-saving innings on Test debut, and that he was pleased to have done so for India at Trent Bridge

Not many get chance to save Test on debut - Binny

Ben Cutting stamped Australia A's authority on the second day's play with a cracking innings that fell four runs short of three-figures

Cutting puts Australia A ahead

England's fast bowler, James Anderson, delivered with both bat and ball to help his side draw the first Test match against India, in Trent Bridge, on Sunday.

Anderson instrumental in helping England draw first Test

Batsman KB Pawan has made himself available for Karnataka again this season after being ignored by Tripura for an upcoming all-India invitational tournament in Bangalore

Pawan available for Karnataka again

Yorkshire planted one foot firmly in the quarter-finals when they crushed Derbyshire by 59 runs with 15 balls to spare in a one-sided game at Chesterfield.

Lees gives Yorkshire foot in quarters

13-Jul-2014•Press Association

Kerrigan recalled to England squad

Simon Kerrigan, the Lancashire left-arm spinner, has been recalled as part of a 14-man England squad for the second Investec Test against India at Lord's

A half-century from the opener Usman Ghani, followed by a six-wicket haul from the left-arm spinner Sharafuddin Ashraf helped Afghanistan edge past Zimbabwe A by 16 runs in Bulawayo

Ghani, Sharafuddin help Afghanistan to close win

Craig Kieswetter, the Somerset wicketkeeper, spent Saturday night in hospital after being diagnosed with a broken nose and fractured cheek bone following a blow from a bouncer

Kieswetter suffers broken nose and cheek bone

Peter Sainsbury, who has died aged 80, was an allrounder for Hampshire and the only player in the club's history to win two County Championship titles.

Hampshire's only double title winner

13-Jul-2014•Ryan Bailey

Anderson, the unlikely renegade

Jimmy Anderson's innings at Trent Bridge, according to Jonathan Liew in the Telegraph left an "emotional deposit", a feeling somewhere in the realm of joy

Fifties from James Faulkner and Peter Forrest helped Australia A put up 7 for 288 on the opening day of the second four-day game against India in Brisbane

India A hit back after Faulkner-Forrest stand

Chris Gayle feasted on a tame St. Lucia Zouks bowling attack for an unbeaten 111 in a seven-wicket win for the Jamaica Tallawahs, the first century in Caribbean Premier League history

Gayle strikes maiden CPL ton in Tallawahs win

Marcus Trescothick responded to be dropped from the Somerset T20 side to score his fourth century in eight first-class innings as Somerset marginally had the better of day one with Northamptonshire at Wantage Road.

Trescothick returns with century

12-Jul-2014•Press Association

Darren Bravo, Ross Taylor guide Red Steel home

Fifties from Darren Bravo and Ross Taylor helped the Red Steel overcome a shaky start and chase down 125 against Barbados Tridents to begin their CPL campaign on a winning note in Grenada

Tom Westley destroyed the Kent attack with a magnificent century, his first in the competition, to help table-topping Essex claim a 63-run victory at Colchester.

Westley ton solidifies Essex position

12-Jul-2014•Press Association

'A statement of what we can achieve' - de Villiers

AB de Villiers said the series victory in Sri Lanka was "a statement of what we can achieve as a team"

Sachithra Senanayake has been banned from bowling in international cricket, after his action was found to be illegal following bio-mechanical assessment in Cardiff

Senanayake banned from bowling due to action

Western Australia wicketkeeper Sam Whiteman has the potential to be as good a batsman as Brad Haddin and possibly Adam Gilchrist, according to former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy

Whiteman 'may even be as good as Gilly' - Healy