Jamie Alter

Nel and de Villiers star in series win

South Africa came one step closer to usurping Australia as the No. 1 one-day side in the world with a comfortable seven-wicket victory in Mirpur

12-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Handle with care

India's Under-19 World Cup winners may be barely old enough to drink but they've got big money chasing them. It's important that they get help to stay grounded and make sure they don't lose their way

06-Mar-2008•Jamie Alter

Tendulkar and Praveen inspire India to series triumph

Sachin Tendulkar's 91 and Praveen Kumar's four wickets inspired India to a magnificent nine-run win, and a 2-0 triumph in the CB Series finals

04-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

South Africa tighten chokehold on exciting day

It was another day of domination by South Africa who, backed up by a total of 583 for 7, left Bangladesh limping on 60 for 3 for by stumps

01-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Record opening stand lifts South Africa

On the eve of this match Ashwell Prince called on his batting team-mates to step up and post at least 400 on the board and his words clearly didn't fall on deaf ears

29-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Virat Kohli ton shuts out West Indies

Their spot in the Super League quarter-finals secured, top-of-the table India made a clean sweep of Group B with a 50-run win over West Indies at the Kinrara Oval

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Sangwan's five sets up six-wicket victory

India Under-19s maintained their place atop Group B with a six-wicket win over South Africa, one put into motion by left-arm seamer Pradeep Sangwan's five-for and completed courtesy a patient second-wicket stand of 95

19-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Gilchrist signs off in style at the WACA

Australia completed their second win against Sri Lanka in the CB Series and moved to the top of the table

15-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Rain forces another Gabba washout

For the second match running, a faithful Brisbane crowd was denied a full day of cricket as further inclement weather washed out the second match of the CB Series, this time between India and Sri Lanka

05-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Hollywood Ashes, and Boonie's Twenty20 debut

An Ashes Twenty20 in Hollywood, a 70-year ban, and Butcher sings again

21-Jan-2008•Jamie Alter

New Zealand storm to nine-wicket win

A four-pronged seam attack turned the Test quickly in the first session, grabbing the opposition by the scruff of the neck after a 161-run opening stand, before Daniel Vettori mopped up the tail quickly after lunch

06-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Young guns show the way

Jamie Alter talks to Mohammad Ashraful on Bangladesh's progress after a record opening stand between their young openers - Tamim Iqbal and Junaid Siddique

05-Jan-2008•Jamie Alter

Tamim and Siddique keep Bangladesh in the hunt

Inspired by a new-ball burst that checked New Zealand's lower order , Tamim Iqbal and Junaid Siddique bravely chipped away at a 220-run first-innings lead

05-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Seamers and Bell put New Zealand ahead

New Zealand edged ahead of Bangladesh on a day when 14 wickets fell at Dunedin's University Oval, making its debut as a Test venue in the series opener, as the tourists struggled during the opening day of their first Test in six months

03-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Vettori and McCullum thrash Bangladesh

Bangladesh were simply annihilated, a 3-0 sweep was completed, and the hosts went into the New Year in just the right groove for a busy season ahead

30-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Twenty20 comes to town

Cricket's shortest format is a global hit, a parallel league gathers pace in India, and more

27-Dec-2007•Jamie Alter

Heart-stopper in Jhalawar

The fifth round of the 2007-08 Ranji Trophy witnessed a thriller at Jhalawar's Sports Complex, where hosts Rajasthan lost three wickets in a manic final over. Jamie Alter spoke to a few who where there

14-Dec-2007•Interviews by Jamie Alter

Sluggish West Indies take the series

A dramatic Zimbabwean collapse, triggered by Jerome Taylor's five wickets, and some sloppy fielding from the hosts allowed a depleted yet trigger-happy West Indian line-up to ultimately overhaul a total of 233 and win by five wickets

07-Dec-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Slowly but surely, Rajasthan's boys find their feet

What Rajasthan lack in experience, they hope to make up for with spirit

05-Dec-2007•Jamie Alter in Mysore

A what-could-have-been story

During an 11-year first-class career, Bhaskar earned a reputation as a hungry man known for his smooth, old-school batting and effortless approach at the crease

04-Dec-2007•Jamie Alter in Mysore

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