Matches (8)

Women's Tri-Series (SL) (1)

WCL 2 (1)

County DIV1 (4)

County DIV2 (2)

Live • 6th Match • Women's Tri-Series (SL) • WODI • Colombo (RPS)

SA-W

315/9

SL-W

(39.2/50 ov, T:316) 214/6

SL Women need 102 runs in 64 balls.

Schedule Table Report Series

RESULT • 62nd Match • WCL 2 • ODI • Amstelveen

UAE

296/6

SCOT

(43.3/50 ov, T:297) 199

U.A.E. won by 97 runs

Schedule Table Series

On The Circuit

Afridi to miss Ireland match

Disappointment for Ireland today as they announced that Shahid Afridi will not make it to Dublin in time for Ireland's match against Hampshire at Castle Avenue on Sunday 23 April.

Will

25-Feb-2013

Disappointment for Ireland today as they announced that Shahid Afridi will not make it to Dublin in time for Ireland's match against Hampshire at Castle Avenue on Sunday 23 April.

He has however confirmed to the Irish Cricket Union that he will still play 7 matches for Ireland in the C & G, as he had contracted to do, and will therefore play an extra match to make up for being unable to play in this one.

The remaining 11 of the originally selected 12 will play for Ireland tomorrow and Alex Cusack of Clontarf will be Ireland's 12th man for tomorrow's game.

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Watkinson welcomes back Freddie

The Lancashire coach Mike Watkinson is thrilled that Andrew Flintoff has been allowed a game for his county

Will

25-Feb-2013

The Lancashire coach Mike Watkinson is thrilled that Andrew Flintoff has been allowed a game for his county. Flintoff has been cleared, by Duncan Fletcher, to play a C&G Trophy match against Northamptonshire on May 7

"I'm surprised we have got a game out of Freddie before the Test series, let's hope we can have a few nets with him and get his mind focused on our game rather than the Test match. It will be great to have Freddie in our side. He is a great player and gives the side balance and is a top man to have around the dressing room.

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How very last season

Who says county cricket can be a little bit amateur

ESPNcricinfo staff

25-Feb-2013

Who says county cricket can be a little bit amateur? Um

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Newell extends Notts contract

Mick Newell , Nottinghamshire's director of cricket, has signed a new three-year contract which will keep him at Trent Bridge until the end of the 2008 season.

Martin Williamson

25-Feb-2013

Mick Newell, Nottinghamshire's director of cricket, has signed a new three-year contract which will keep him at Trent Bridge until the end of the 2008 season.

"The next three years will be a very important time. With an ageing team, there is bound to be a big turnover of players," he said. "The challenge for us is to keep winning while we go through the transitional period."

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Umpires get miked up

Umpires will wear microphones linking them to the Sky Sports commentary team for all televised county matches this summer.

Andrew Miller

25-Feb-2013

Umpires will wear microphones linking them to the Sky Sports commentary team for all televised county matches this summer.

Barney Francis, Sky Sports

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Silverwood ready to go

Chris Silverwood is raring to get bowling for Middlesex after his move from Yorkshire

Andrew McGlashan

25-Feb-2013

Chris Silverwood is raring to get bowling for Middlesex after his move from Yorkshire. He is excited by the prospect of continuing his career ar Lord's after a difficult move south.

But he told BBC London that he has not left on a bitter note: "Everything's been done very amicably with Yorkshire. I've not fallen out with anybody up there and Middlesex have been very patient with it. It's like a new challenge for me now. I'm like a kid with my new toy at the moment

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Wagg determined to take his chance

After serving a 15-month ban for failing a drugs test, Graham Wagg insists that he has a lot to offer Derbyshire, and has received the support and praise from his captain Graeme Welch:

Will

25-Feb-2013

After serving a 15-month ban for failing a drugs test, Graham Wagg insists that he has a lot to offer Derbyshire, and has received the support and praise from his captain Graeme Welch:

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Taylor claims debut ton

Chris Taylor marked his Derbyshire debut with a century against Oxford University at The Parks

Andrew McGlashan

25-Feb-2013

Chris Taylor marked his Derbyshire debut with a century against Oxford University at The Parks. Taylor, who moved from Yorkshire over the winter, came in at No. 3 and added 106 with Michael di Venuto and 99 with Hassan Adnan.

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Westwood claims first ton

The honour of the opening first-class century for the 2006 season went to Ian Westwood, the 23-year-old Warwickshire batsman, who struck 124 against Cambridge University at Fenner's

Andrew McGlashan

25-Feb-2013

The honour of the opening first-class century for the 2006 season went to Ian Westwood, the 23-year-old Warwickshire batsman, who struck 124 against Cambridge University at Fenner's. Westwood took 151 balls to reach the hundred, his second in first-class cricket.

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Cork extends contract

Dominic Cork has extended his contract with Lancashire and is now set to stay at Old Trafford until the end of the 2007 season

Andrew McGlashan

25-Feb-2013

Dominic Cork has extended his contract with Lancashire and is now set to stay at Old Trafford until the end of the 2007 season. Cork, 34, who joined Lancashire from Derbyshire two years ago, had another year to go on his contract but after talks between county officials and Cork's representatives he has signed on for a further season.

It means that Cork is set to end his career with Lancashire as they seek to make a strong impression on the County Championship first division following their promotion last season. "We are delighted that Dominic wants to stay," said the Lancashire coach Mike Watkinson. "He's one of a group of players who give us the experience that every club needs, but there is real excitement here about the potential of the younger members of the squad."

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