Matches (16)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

CPL (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

AUS vs SA (1)

MO-M

171/3

NSC-M

(24/100 balls, T:172) 37/2

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Schedule Table Series

LS-W

164/6

BP-W

(25/100 balls, T:165) 34/2

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Schedule Table Series

Jamie Alter

Sy says

The Cape Cobras' electric point-patroller shares five fielding tips

17-Oct-2009•As told to Jamie Alter

de Villiers, van Wyk down Somerset

The Eagles showed commendable control in sealing a five-wicket win in Hyderabad, one that pushed the other county team to the brink of elimination

16-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Eagles and Somerset battle for leverage

The Eagles and Somerset went in opposite directions after their opening games in the competition, but here they are in the second stage, owing to nerves of steel and some luck respectively

15-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

Change of scenery may inspire Victoria

The first match of the second round of the tournament features Royal Challengers Bangalore, who finished second in Group C, and Victoria, second in Group D

14-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

Batting with Brian

Also, getting an autograph from the great man, and more

12-Oct-2009

New South Wales overwhelm Eagles

Up against arguably the strongest bowling attack in the tournament, spearheaded by Brett Lee and backed up by the accurate Stuart Clark, the Eagles fizzled without a trace

09-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Duminy's 99 outdoes Bangalore

JP Duminy struck the most awesome 99 you will see in this format to take the Cape Cobras to a thrilling last-over victory

08-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

League will make domestic cricket stronger - Modi

Lalit Modi, chairman of the Champions League Twenty20's governing council, is certain the tournament will result in the "the rapid growth" of club cricket around the world

08-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

Sorry we missed you

Players who dropped out just ahead of, or during, games

08-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

Stage set for cricket's latest twist

A mix of state, county, regional and franchise teams will battle it out for a US$ 6 million cash prize, with $2.5 million going to the winners

07-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

Knowing conditions will benefit us - Kallis

Jacques Kallis' first IPL stint in Bangalore didn't go too well, but on return to the city as part of the second season's runner-ups, he was confident of giving home fans plenty to cheer for

06-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter in Bangalore

A win here would be good for the Caribbean - Ganga

gainst the backdrop of the players dispute threatening to tear apart West Indies cricket, Trinidad & Tobago captain Daren Ganga said the team has a leading role to play in representing the entire region

06-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter in Bangalore

Bravo to weigh options before committing to West Indies

Dwayne Bravo has assured that all the striking players will make themselves available for selection for the winter tour of Australia, even though the contracts issue remains unresolved

05-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

'Tough to replace a guy like Graeme' - Duminy

JP Duminy has said that Graeme Smith's absence would be felt, but it would also give others a chance to display their skills

04-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

Zondeki looks forward to leadership role

After a successful season with the Cobras, Monde Zondeki looking to lead the attack and leave an impact this time around

04-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

We're representing South Africa - Cobras coach

A confident Cape Cobras team arrived in Bangalore on Saturday evening, ready to take on all-comers despite lacking big names and experience of Indian conditions

03-Oct-2009•Jamie Alter

New Zealand keep semi-final hopes alive

Sri Lanka were picking their way delightfully into a daunting 316-run target, their openers having set the tone in a free-spirited manner, but New Zealand turned the tables in a trice

27-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Last chance saloon for New Zealand

Outplayed in their first matches, New Zealand have a mountain to climb to stay alive in the tournament

26-Sep-2009•The Preview by Jamie Alter

South Africa cruise to five-wicket victory

South Africa, led by Roelof van der Merwe and Wayne Parnell with the ball and AB de Villiers with the bat, recoiled from their opening game loss to beat New Zealand

24-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Pakistan hold nerve in low-scoring brawl

Pakistan tripped and stumbled and chased with the assurance of sleepwalkers, but ultimately a superior fast-bowling attack and depth in batting sealed them a low-scoring showdown

23-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

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