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Ray Jennings, the South African coach, has warned his team not to take West Indies lightly despite holding a good record against them

Jennings cautions South Africa against complacency

Phil Edmonds, the former England spinner turned entrepreneur, has taken the biggest gamble of his business career to date by striking a controversial oil-exploration deal in war-torn Southern Sudan, a region to which the French oil giant, Total,

Phil Edmonds enters into controversial oil deal

Pakistan A maintained their impressive momentum in the Triangular Series in Colombo, by powering to a 73-run victory over Sri Lanka A at the Moors Sports Club ground

Pakistan A ease into the final

Imran Jan, Trinidad's 26-year-old allrounder, has been banned for two years by the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board after an investigation into 'disciplinary breaches'

Imran Jan banned for two years

Matthew Maynard has confirmed that he will retire from county cricket at the end of the 2005 domestic season - his 21st for Glamorgan

Matthew Maynard announces retirement

Lancashire have said a final decision on whether they will relocate to East Manchester will be made by the end of the summer

Final Lancashire ground move decision soon

Following is the full text of Brian Lara's letter to the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) where, according to the board, he gave a non-committal response to their invitation to join the first Test squad

Lara's letter to the board

The International Cricket Council has announced that it does not foresee its involvement in the sponsorship dispute West Indies cricket is embroiled in

ICC not to intervene in Windies dispute

Yasir Arafat blasted through England A's defences with 6 for 24 to power Pakistan A to a second comfortable victory in their triangular tournament

Yasir Arafat blasts Pakistan A to victory

Matthew Maynard has confirmed that he will retire from county cricket at the end of the 2005 domestic season - his 21st for Glamorgan

Matthew Maynard announces retirement

England and Zimbabwe appear finally to have drawn a line under the dispute that has dogged sporting relations between the two countries for three years, and reached a mutual agreement to cancel a two-Test series that was due to have been played in

England pay Zimbabwe for cancelled Tests

Chris Gayle smashed his second century of the game and propelled Jamaica to a comprehensive eight-wicket win in the final of the Carib Beer Series at Alpart

Gayle propels Jamaica to title

Wellington added 8 runs to their fourth-day 268 for 9 before being all out, leaving Otago chasing 199 for victory on the final day

Patel and Ryder sink Otago

Yasir Arafat blasted through England A's defences with 6 for 24 to power Pakistan A to a second comfortable victory in their triangular tournament

Yasir Arafat blasts Pakistan A to victory

The tale of a giant

Inzamam timeline

The controversy over telecast rights in India took another turn with the Chennai High Court ruling that the cancellation of the tender process by the Indian board was improper, and that Zee Telefilms could sue the BCCI for damages

Cancellation of tender process improper - High Court

The rain was the major discussion point at the post-match presentation, where Adam Gilchrist was named Man of the Match for his 162 from 146 balls

'We've done everything we possibly could' - Ponting

John Wright, the Indian coach, has said he is surprised Harbhajan Singh has again been reported for his doosra, and he will continue to bowl it in the final Test against Pakistan, starting at Bangalore on Thursday

Wright backs Harbhajan over doosra

Paul Plose, Bangladesh's new physiotherapist, arrived in Dhaka yesterday

New Bangladesh physio arrives