Tamil Nadu host defending champions Mumbai at home

Complementing Suresh Raina's composed 92 with an impressive performance in the field, India Blue sneaked home to a 12-run win

Sridharan Sharath is all set to come out of retirement and represent Assam in the coming Ranji season. He expects to be named the captain of the side

Kanishkaa Balachandran provides a brief history of Australia against Sri Lanka

Collingwood ends up in an inappropriate area, Mahi goes online, the choke's on you, and more

It's the element of surprise people will look forward to when Australia take guard against Bangladesh in the first part of the double header at Newlands

It was minnow bashing at its best as Sri Lanka, led by Sanath Jayasuriya, pulverized Kenya, beating them by 172 runs at the Wanderers

An enthralling display of power hitting by Mohammad Ashraful and Aftab Ahmed helped Bangladesh stroll to a six-wicket win against West Indies in Johannesburg

Sri Lanka's experience at the top of the order - especially Jayasuriya's quick starts - may prove crucial. By Kanishkaa Balachandran

A lower-order fightback from Gary Brent and Elton Chigumbura wasn't enough to prevent South Africa from coasting to a five-wicket victory in the first one-dayer at Bulawayo

Sweets on the pitch and Borde forgets player's names

The three-match one-day series followed a predictable script as Sri Lanka wrapped up the second ODI and the series at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo with a five-wicket win

ESPN-Star Sports say they are trying to ensure that Star Cricket, which will telecast the Tests, is more widely available

A slew of wickets after tea undid all the hard work put in by Bangladesh earlier in the day as Sri Lanka won by an innings and 90 runs at the P Saravanamuttu Stadium to seal the series 2-0

It was déjà vu all over again as Sri Lanka, boosted by Kumar Sangakkara's double hundred, stamped their authority for the second day in succession at the P Saravanamuttu Stadium

The opening day of the second Test at the P Saravanamuttu Stadium turned out to be hopelessly one-sided as Sri Lanka took firm control with a thorough allround performance

Too many things went wrong for the Afro-Asia Cup, from the weather to the shirt sponsorship, but the cricket was of a high standard

Like in the first ODI at Bangalore, Asia won the toss, elected to bat on a flat pitch and batted the opposition out of the game, only this time the victory was more comprehensive

In a day when both teams decided to take it easy in practice, the focus was on the endurance levels of the players and both captains chose not to dwell on team changes and strategies

Kanishkaa Balachandran looks back at The Week That Was ending May 28