ESPNcricinfo staff

Despite his match-turning heroics with bat and ball against England on Thursday, Andrew Symonds remains in danger of losing his lucrative Cricket Australia playing contract

No further action against Symonds

Andrew Symonds, who returned to the Australian team with a bang after a two-match ban for disciplinary reasons, feared he could be sent back from the tour mid-way

Symonds feared early send-off

The Asian Cricket Academy, a new private high-tech academy in Colombo, has given schools cricket in Sri Lanka a much-needed boost

Asian Cricket Academy boosts schools cricket

A summary of the two matches played in the Twenty20

Murtagh claims best Twenty20 figures

The start of South Africa's next domestic season could be threatened by the Griqua Diamonds' decision to go the legal route

Legal action threatens start of SA season

23-Jun-2005•Ken Borland

Ben Smith extends Worcestershire deal

Ben Smith has agreed a two-year extension to his existing contract

Arthur Mailey on the day he bowled Victor Trumper

The boy who killed the dove

23-Jun-2005•Arthur Mailey

Notts to lose Fleming for a month

Nottinghamshire will be without the services of Stephen Fleming during August as he will be captaining New Zealand in Zimbabwe

Marcus North, the Western Australian batsman, has been rewarded for his consistent form by being appointed as deputy vice-captain

North appointed deputy vice-captain

Inzamam-ul-Haq has opposed the decision of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to send fast bowlers to MRF Academy in Chennai for training

Inzamam not in favour of sending bowlers to India

Brett Lee is set to play against England in the NatWest series, today in Durham, after showing good progress on his sore shoulder

Lee set to return against England

The Israel selectors have named a 15-man senior squad for the Maccabiah Games which get underway on July 10.

Israel squads for the Maccabiah announced

23-Jun-2005•Israel Cricket Association

West Indies board and players still at odds

Another West Indies series is shrouded in controversy as the West Indies board and players wrestle over the contentious clause in the Match/Tour contract

The New Zealand board has said that there was no question of not going ahead with the tour to Zimbabwe

New Zealand players unanimous in their decision to tour

A round-up from the first day of this year's Twenty20 Cup

Leicestershire begin defence with win

The United States of America Cricket Association (USACA) has not been permitted representation at the forthcoming ICC meetings at Lord's

USA lose voice at ICC meeting

Duncan Fletcher has called on England to make more history this summer after their record breaking win against Bangladesh

Fletcher calls on England to make history

Australia have reportedly been spooked by the legend of 700-year-old ghosts at their ancient hotel in Durham

Haunted house adds to Australia's woes

England's satisfaction after their latest NatWest Series fixture against Bangladesh was tempered by the concerns surrounding Michael Vaughan's fitness

Vaughan ruled out of Aussie clash