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Ganguly and Pathan revive India

Sourav Ganguly and Irfan Pathan launched a superb counterattack in the afternoon after the highly-rated Morne Morkel cut a swathe through the Indian top order at Sedgars Park in Potchefstroom

07-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran in Potchefstroom

Panesar's chance to win over doubters

Andrew Miller previews the match between a CA Chairman's XI and an England XI at Lilac Hill ... an inconvenient interruption in a week when the squad would like nothing better than to sink into a uranium mine and hide

07-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller in Perth

Redbacks on target for first-innings points

Last-placed South Australia are on the verge of taking first-innings points against the competition leaders Tasmania despite a seven-wicket haul from Ben Hilfenhaus

07-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Taylor leads run-feast at Napier

A summary of the first day's play in the fifth round of the State Championship

07-Dec-2006•Dylan Cleaver

Pakistan prevail in tight finish

A great game of attritional cricket on a pitch with a bit of life in it saw Pakistan prevail over West Indies at Faisalabad, successfully chasing 152, but only by two wickets

07-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Hodge still missing with leg injury

Brad Hodge has been ruled out of Sunday's Ford Ranger Cup match between Victoria and New South Wales at Canberra after failing to recover from a quadriceps strain

07-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Former Kwazulu-Natal head denies Pietersen's claims

Rob Kurz, the former head of the Kwazulu-Natal Cricket Union, has denied claims that Kevin Pietersen was forced out of South African cricket

07-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Watson aims for Boxing Day

Shane Watson is aiming to be fit for Boxing Day after he conceded he would not be ready for the third Test starting in Perth on Thursday

07-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ashraf reiterates PCB's zero-tolerance policy

Nasim Ashraf, chairman of the PCB, has reiterated Pakistan's commitment to a zero-tolerance policy on doping in the wake of criticism from Percy Sonn over the board's handling of the doping cases of Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif

07-Dec-2006•Osman Samiuddin

Martyn positive but struggling

Damien Martyn desperately needs a big score in the third Test to rescue his career, according to Mark Waugh

07-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Leg problem keeps Hodge out of one-day match

Brad Hodge will miss Victoria's Ford Ranger Cup match against Queensland on Friday with a strained quadriceps

06-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Fast bowlers bundle Sri Lanka out for 154

Sri Lanka's decision to bat first backfired spectacularly at Christchurch as New Zealand's fast bowlers, led by the fiery Shane Bond, bundled them out for 154 by tea on the opening day

06-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Series begins with one eye on World Cup

West Indies hope to continue their successul one-day stint in 2006 with a victory in Pakistan

06-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Patel undergoes ankle scan

Munaf Patel's troublesome left ankle was examined by a specialist from Johannesburg on Wednesday, and the injury is not thought to be serious enough to prevent his participation in the rest of the tour

06-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

ten Doeschate sets new record

Ryan ten Doeschate broke an Intercontinental Cup record as he amassed an unbeaten 259 to help Netherlands to within sight of an innings victory over Canada in Pretoria

06-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Mushfiqur Rahim recalled for last two ODIs

Mushfiqur Rahim, the wicketkeeper, has been added to the Bangladesh squad for the last two one-dayers against Zimbabwe at Mirpur

06-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Dravid disappointed at missing out

Rahul Dravid speaks to the media ahead of India's warm-up match at Potchefstroom

06-Dec-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Potchefstroom

India desperate for top order to fire

The Indians now have no option but to play the four-day game against Rest of South Africa with full intensity, in the hope that their misfiring batsmen will finally get some runs on the board ahead of the first Test, which starts in Johannesburg on Decemb

06-Dec-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Potchefstroom

Pressure grows on Curran after defeats

Zimbabwe's one-day series defeat to Bangladesh is set to open another can of worms with the board and local cricket followers infuriated by the team's poor performance

06-Dec-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Martyn sweating over Test place

The person hoping most that Shane Watson's injured hamstring will prevent him from playing in the third Test is Damien Martyn

06-Dec-2006•Peter English

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