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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

Players poor at injury management - Srinath

Players are not good at injury management at a personal level, says Javagal Srinath

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Second edition of fast bowlers' hunt launched

Gatorade has announced the second edition of its pace-bowling talent hunt in partnership with MRF Pace Academy and Cricinfo

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Goswami spearheads Indian victory

Riding on a 104 by opener Shreevats Goswami, India Under-19 registered their second win of the tournament

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Player referrals may help umpiring - Sutherland

In the wake of controversial umpiring decisions in the ongoing Sydney Test, Cricket Australia's chief executive James Sutherland has advocated more use of technology in the game

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Prior dropped as Ambrose gets his chance

The England selectors named two 16-man squads for the forthcoming ODI and Test series in New Zealand and a 13-man England Lions squad to tour India

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pitch the focus as New Zealand aim to change Test fortunes

New Zealand have the perfect chance to lift their sagging Test cricket fortunes when they face Bangladesh at the start a two-Test series in Dunedin on Friday.

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Scorers body merges with ECB

The ECB has merged with the Association of Cricket Umpires and Scorers (ACU&S) following a ballot on its future

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

PCB confident Zimbabwe tour will go ahead

Hyderabad has been taken off the list to host the five-match ODI series against Zimbabwe by the PCB as the desired hotel for the teams was burnt down by rioters last week

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Brown government ready to ban Zimbabwe tour

The British government is set to ban Zimbabwe from touring England in 2009, removing the pressure from the ECB to make a decision on sporting relations with the country

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Srivastava ton seals game for India U-19

South Africa Under-19 suffered their second straight loss of the tri-nation tournament following Tanmay Srivastava's unbeaten 105 in Pretoria

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

'At No. 3, you're setting the game' - Laxman

After his third successive century at the SCG, VVS Laxman is hopeful his team-mates can continue the good work on the third day

03-Jan-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Sydney

'We're in a pretty good spot now' - Lee

Brett Lee was relieved Australia ended the day on a high by interrupting India's strong resistance with the important late wickets of Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman

03-Jan-2008•Peter English at the SCG

South Africa battle to edge advantage

Ashwell Prince halted a South Africa slide on the second day in Cape Town after Dwayne Bravo's three wickets left them facing the prospect of a significant deficit

03-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Wristy flicks, slippery fingers, and a moral dilemma

Plays of the day for the second day of the second Test between Australia and India in Sydney

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Taufel should have umpired Sydney Test - Waugh

Steve Waugh wants the concept of neutral umpires to be done away with the best umpires officiating in high-profile matches

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Advantage South Africa

Two wickets in quick succession at three critical periods of the opening day of the second Test undermined stout West Indies resistance to the South African response to their shock defeat in the first

03-Jan-2008•Tony Cozier

New Zealand search for ways to keep Bond

Shane Bond might have played his last game for New Zealand, with the chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, Justin Vaughan, conceding he was running out of time to stop Bond joining the Indian Cricket League

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Laxman puts India back in the contest

VVS Laxman finally got India's batting on this Australian tour off the ground, with an enthusiastic and entertaining century, and Rahul Dravid once again battled hard in dour fashion, spending time in the middle with Laxman, but both fell in the dying mom

03-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Unrest won't affect cricket - Lawson

Geoff Lawson, the Pakistan coach, has offered to speak to Australia's players to ease any concerns they have about their upcoming tour of Pakistan

03-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

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