Shaun Williams, the Bangladesh assistant coach, has not been offered an extension to his contract, which runs out in June

The Kolkata Tigers squeezed past the Delhi Giants in Gurgaon to move into the semi-finals

Umar Gul and Rao Iftikhar Anjum have been recalled for the first two one-day internationals against Bangladesh, but there is no room for Shoaib Akhtar in a near-full-strength Pakistan squad

Lasith Malinga says he is struggling to be fit for the start of next month's Indian Premier League

Mohammad Yousuf will have to wait till April 30 to know whether he will be allowed to play in the Indian Premier League

A round-up of the Carib Beer matches that took place on March 29

An impressive all-round display helped the Hyderabad Heroes book their place in the semi-finals with a 33-run win over the Chandigarh Lions

Nathan Bracken, the Australian fast bowler, has revealed how close a knee injury was to ending his international career

Ryan ten Doeschate struck a fine 116 for Netherlands but it was too little, too late, as Namibia wrapped up a convincing seven-wicket win on the third day of their Intercontinental Cup clash in Windhoek

Greg Maybury, a promising 14-year-old swing bowler, has become the second young Bermuda player to enrol at Oakham School near Peterborough in England, and is to further his cricketing career by attending a University Centre of Cricketing Excellence (UCCE)

The Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA) have refused to rule out the possibility of England's leading players joining the Indian Premier League

Cricket Scotland have announced a record turnover of £1,778,891, yielding a surplus of £40,121 for the 2007 calendar year

Two of England's leading international grounds, Lord's and The Oval, are considering making an offer to stage exhibition games involving sides from the IPL

Round-up of the final round of matches of the ABN-Amro Cup

A round-up of the Carib Beer matches that took place on March 28

It was very special to have your childhood hero come to the nets and bowl with you

Brett Geeves has been named Tasmania's Player of the Year while Shaun Marsh picked up the equivalent prize at Western Australia

Twenty-two runs was the margin of defeat for the Kolkata Tigers, as the Lahore Badshahs extended their unbeaten streak

Seventeen wickets fell on the second day of Namibia's Intercontinental Cup match against Netherlands in Windhoek, as Namibia took complete control

Johann Louw, the South African-born allrounder, has rejoined Northamptonshire for the 2008 season. Louw last played for the club in 2004, after which he signed for Middlesex