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Anderson relishes competition

Andrew Flintoff might be the one name whose return English cricket is desperate for, but his looming presence isn't wavering James Anderson's focus ahead of the first Test against South Africa

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Scotland opt for youth in Hussain

Omer Hussain, the 23-year-old left-hander, has been called up to Scotland's squad for their Intercontinental Cup matches against Bermuda and Canada

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

West Indies seal series in fine style

A strong 105 opening stand between Stefanie Taylor and Deandra Dottin helped West Indies to seal the series with their 3rd ODI win

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Chaos for Yorkshire as quarter-final postponed

A gaffe in paperwork has thrown Yorkshire's Twenty20 Cup campaign into chaos, forcing the postponement of their crucial quarter-final clash against Durham at Chester-le-Street, when Yorkshire's 17-year-old offspinner, Azeem Rafiq, was deemed by the ECB to

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sanderson shines before the rain

John Ward reports on the second day at Loughborough where Bangladesh A reached 115 for 4 before the rain fell

07-Jul-2008•John Ward at Loughborough

Bracken soars to career high

Australia's Nathan Bracken has taken over the top spot from Daniel Vettori in in the world rankings for one-day international bowlers

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vincent to replace Hodge permanently

Lou Vincent will be at Lancashire for the rest of the season after Brad Hodge decided to stay in Australia to look after his ill wife, Meg

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bracewell to return to Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire have announced that John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, will return to the county as head coach next year

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

England attack 'quietly nice' - Vaughan

Michael Vaughan, England's captain, has put faith in the trio of Ryan Sidebottom, James Anderson and Stuart Broad to deliver the goods

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ponting undergoes wrist surgery

Ricky Ponting, the Australia captain, has had surgery on his injured right wrist and is no certainty to take part in the team's next matches, a series of three ODIs against Bangladesh in Darwin starting in late August

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ashraf appointed ACC president

Nasim Ashraf, the PCB chairman, has been appointed president of the Asian Cricket Council

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bermuda hold edge ahead of intriguing final day

Bermuda's lower-order shored up a second-innings collapse to post a competitive target after which their bowlers rattled Canada's top order

07-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Evolving Australia prove their depth

Last time Australia visited the Caribbean they went home undefeated and with a World Cup in their possession. The stakes were considerably lower on this trip but it was an important step in the development of a side that has lost several key members of th

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

ICC waits for Asia Cup security report

The ICC is awaiting a report from its security consultants, working with the Pakistan authorities, on the Asia Cup in its bid to assess the situation in the country ahead of the Champions Trophy in September

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

A veteran and a rookie steal the show

Sri Lanka equalled India's mark of four Asia Cup wins with their 100-run triumph in the final in Karachi. A few statistical highlights from the game

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

King proves queen as West Indies' reign continues

West Indies continued their unstoppable form against Netherlands to win by 58 runs despite a continual procession of wickets after choosing to bat in Deventer

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Opening day for Bangladesh A washed out

Bangladesh A will have to wait until Monday to try to kick off their tour after the opening day of their three-day match against England Under-19s was washed out

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

NZ will tour Zimbabwe unless ordered not to

New Zealand are likely tour Zimbabwe in 2009 unless ordered not to by the country's government

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Canada back on top after conceding lead

Fifteen wickets fell on the second day of the Intercontinental Cup match between Canada and Bermuda at King City

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australia seek whitewash

West Indies have been distinctly underwhelming in the first two matches of the series and they must adapt to the tough conditions in Grenada if they are to avoid handing Australia an unbeatable 3-0 series lead

05-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

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