One of the key factors to emerge out of Sri Lanka's Under-19 tour of Pakistan was the mental adjustment the players have to undergo from two-day to four-day cricket

Stats for the 4th ODI between India and Pakistan

Sri Lanka Under-19 in Pakistan

Darrell Hair refused to change his black trousers and act as a makeshift sightscreen after Stephen Fleming complained about not being able to sight the ball from Lasith Malinga, the Sri Lankan fast bowler with a slingy action

Ranadeb Bose and Devang Gandhi steered Bengal to a seven-wicket win over Railways in the quarter-finals of the Ranji one-day tournament at Mumbai

Kevin Pietersen is in danger of missing the start of the county championship season with stress fracture of a metatarsal in his left foot

Uttar Pradesh and Mumbai posted easy victories in the quarter-finals of the Ranji one-day tournament

Sourav Ganguly has been fined his entire match fee for India's slow over-rate in the third one-dayer against Pakistan at Jamshedpur

Zimbabwe Cricket has announced a major revamp of its domestic structure with more first-class and national league matches spread over a nine-month season

New Zealand's Green party have written to all 25 squad members urging them to pull out of the August tour of Zimbabwe on moral grounds

If you believe the rumours, Worcestershire are resigned to losing Tom Moody, their coach, at the end of the summer

Andre Nel was upbeat about a South African victory in the second Test at Trinidad after the top-order batsmen began their reply in a strong fashion

The ECB will scrap the annual triangular tournament - currently the Natwest Series - from 2006, in favour of two separate ODI series against the touring sides

He is 35, but his hunger for runs has not diminished

South Africa gained a consolation victory against West Indies, as they ended the series 2-1

Scott Mason, the Tasmanian batsman, has died from a heart failure in the Royal Hobart Hospital at Hobart

Railways and Orissa won their opening games of the Ranji Trophy one-day knock-out tournament

Counties are going to be encouraged to field English-qualified players through a new financial incentives scheme, which the ECB will announce at their strategic review on April 19

Belinda Clark, the Australian captain, has said that her side will target the Indian batting sensation, Mithali Raj, when the two sides clash in the final of the Women's World Cup at Centurion Park on Sunday

Tom Moody, the former Australian allrounder, has revealed that John Wright contacted him to ask if he was intrested in taking over as the coach of the Indian side