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Derbyshire have suffered a nasty hangover since their relegation last year, going without a win in the first two months of the 2014 season. But they broke their duck at Grace Road with Paul Borrington leading them home.

Borrington ends Derbyshire hangover

11-Jun-2014•Press Association

Former East Africa captain Harilal Shah dies

Harilal Shah, the former captain of East Africa, died on Wednesday morning aged 71

Manoj Tiwary and Robin Uthappa will lead the two India A sides on their tour to Australia this July where they play two four-day matches against Australia A before participating in a quadrangular one-day tournament

Tiwary, Uthappa to captain India A in Australia

Sagicor High Performance Centre edged Bangladesh A with a three-wicket win to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match one-day series

Russell six-for routs Bangladesh A

England batsman Alex Hales will join his third BBL team after signing with the Hobart Hurricanes for the 2014-15 season

Hales joins Hobart Hurricanes

Chris Gayle admitted New Zealand have a firm advantage after the third day of the Kingston Test, but said West Indies were hopeful of bowling the visitors out for a low score

'Hopefully I can get a big one' - Gayle

New Zealand's selectors took a big gamble in picking Otago offspinner Mark Craig for the West Indies tour, but he has begun repaying them at the first opportunity

Offspinner Craig 'living the dream'

Rory Burns fell just one run short of a double-century as Surrey smashed a host of records in heaping a mammoth total of 626 for 6 on ramshackle Gloucestershire in Bristol

Surrey roar past 600 against Gloucs

10-Jun-2014•Press Association

'Not an enemy in the game'

Tributes to former Australia allrounder Gary Gilmour, who has died aged 62

Having toiled for the first two days on the field as New Zealand posted 508, West Indies left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn has said his team would not like to see such lifeless pitches being prepared for Test matches

Benn unimpressed with flat pitch

Though he has begun his Test career with two centuries in two matches, Jimmy Neesham was more keen on tasting his first Test victory

Neesham searches for Test victory

Former Test offspinner Nathan Hauritz faces an uncertain cricket future after losing his Queensland contract

Hauritz loses Queensland contract

Matt Dunn spearheaded one of Surrey's best days of the season as they took control against Gloucestershire

Dunn leads fine Surrey day

09-Jun-2014•Press Association

Sangakkara likens Pietersen to Malinga

Kumar Sangakkara likened the England team's differences with Kevin Pietersen to Lasith Malinga's presence in the Sri Lanka team, as he contemplated playing an England side without Pietersen in the Tests

In an interview with the Week, former Delhi Police commissioner Neeraj Kumar shares his views on the fixing scandal of IPL 2013 and the ongoing probe led by Justice Mukul Mudgal

'All investigations till now are independent silos'

Relay catches and the ECB disconnect lead ESPNcricinfo's countdown of the things that mattered in the latest round of NatWest T20 Blast matches

Wishing on an England star

09-Jun-2014•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Steven Smith eyes limited-overs progress

Steven Smith's Test career is flourishing, but a regular spot in the limited-overs side remains elusive, which is something he wants to change

Kevin Pietersen has expressed relief at the end of his England career and criticised the poor dressing room environment during the Ashes whitewash

Pietersen 'relieved' at England exit