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Damien Martyn is the favourite to receive the prestigious Allan Border Medal at a gala ceremony in Melbourne tonight

Martyn frontrunner for prestigious award

Queensland's last-wicket pair of Nathan Hauritz and Joe Dawes hung on to deny New South Wales a win at the Bankstown Oval in Sydney

Bulls' last-wicket pair hold on to force a draw

Western Australia sealed their highest run-chase in domestic history with a stunning 4 for 397 against Tasmania

Hussey and North star in Warriors' win

The Windward Islands pulled off an amazing victory over Trinidad & Tobago despite being bowled out for only 63 in their first innings

Windwards win by one wicket

Murray Goodwin made a superb 138, but Michael Bevan responded with an unbeaten 90 as Tasmania took charge of their Pura Cup match against Western Australia at Perth

Bevan leads Tasmanian effort again

Simon Jones's recall into the England one-dcay squad didn;t last long: he is to return home after Steve Harmison confirmed that he was close to full fitness and hopes to play in the third ODI of the current seven-match series against South Afri

Simon Jones returning home

Steve Bucknor has revealed that both he and Aleem Dar received death threats on the last day of England's final Test against South Africa at Centurion

Umpires received death threats, reveals Bucknor

Clinton Perren played a lone hand for Queensland, scoring 103, but New South Wales were well on top at tea on the third day at Bankstown Oval in Sydney

NSW on top despite Perren century

The former Test greats Rod Marsh and Clem Hill will be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame at the 2005 Allan Border Medal

Marsh and Hill in Hall of Fame

Brad Hodge put Victoria in a dominant position after the third day at Melbourne

Hodge leads the way for Victoria

It didn't take India long to wrap up the second Under-19 Test at Eden Gardens

Young Indians romp home by an innings

Pakistan's batsman Younis Khan is returning home from Australia on hearing of the death of his father

Younis Khan to return home after father's death

Shoaib Akhtar, whose tour of Australia was cut short by injury, has asked to not be singled out for Pakistan's defeats

'Don't make me the scapegoat' - Shoaib

Jamaica clinched their fourth straight win of the Carib Beer Cup, thrashing Guyana by an innings and 67 runs at the Sabina Park in Kingston

Jamaica roll past Guyana

Mohammad Kaif powered Central Zone to their first victory of the Deodhar Trophy as his unbeaten 131 lead them towards a daunting target of 277 at Pune

Kaif powers Central Zone to fine win

Sean Clingeleffer carried on the good work done by Michael Bevan and Daniel Marsh on the first day, as Tasmania were finally dismissed for 500 in their first innings against Western Australia at Hobart

Goodwin and North lead WA's reply

Phil Jaques's monumental 240 not out put New South Wales in a commanding position at the end of the second day at the Bankstown Oval in Sydney

Jaques's unbeaten 240 puts NSW in command

A superb spell of seam bowling by Richard Kelly destroyed Winward Islands on the first day of the Carib Beer match at the Arnos Vale Ground in Kingston

Richard Kelly destroys Windward Islands

C Nagaraj, the former secretary of the Indian board, died in Bangalore on Friday

C Nagaraj dies at 76