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Plenty of runs in store at Kensington Oval

Tony Cozier tracks the preperation of the pitches for the Kensington Oval

23-Oct-2006•Tony Cozier

Bermuda on World Cup standby

Bermuda is on stand-by as a possible World Cup host nation if any one of the seven venues which have been allocated matches fail to sign onto the Sunset Legislation by November 1

23-Oct-2006

Martyn's Test position not under threat

Ricky Ponting insists Damien Martyn is under no pressure to hold the Test spot he won back in South Africa for the Ashes

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh to host Zimbabwe in ODI series

Bangladesh will host Zimbabwe in a five-match one-day series starting in November, the Bangladesh board announced on Sunday

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Taylor's ton honoured with hall of fame board at Lord's

The ECB has honoured Claire Taylor's lightning 156 at Lord's with her own honours board

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Asif still eligible for Emerging Player - Speed

Mohammad Asif, the Pakistani fast bowler currently being investigated on doping charges, is still eligible for the Emerging Player of the Year award at next month's ICC awards

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Delhi police probe match-fixing in England World Cup

Suspicions of match-fixing during England's hosting of the cricket World Cup in 1999 have led Indian police to Britain only days after they formally questioned South African batsman Herschelle Gibbs&

22-Oct-2006•AFP

Tasmania ride on Paine's hundred

A fine maiden first-class hundred from Tim Paine and half-centuries to Michael Bevan and Travis Birt put Tasmania firmly in command over a butter-fingered Western Australia on day one at the WACA

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Flintoff plays down defeat

Andrew Flintoff has unsurprisingly brushed off suggestions England will now be under more pressure going into next month's Ashes series after losing to Australia in the Champions Trophy on Saturday opening stand from Ian Bell and Andrew Strauss to st

22-Oct-2006•AFP and Cricinfo staff

MacGill in Ashes spin over club ban

Stuart MacGill may be unavailable for selection for next month's first Ashes Test after a clash with an umpire in a Sydney club match earned him a two-week ban

22-Oct-2006

Karen Rolton to undergo knee scan tomorrow

Karen Rolton, the Australia Women's captain, will undergo an MRI scan on her twisted left knew tomorrow

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Australia clinch one-wicket thriller

Karen Rolton, the Australia captain, and Clea Smith added 24 for the final wicket to steal a penultimate-ball thriller over New Zealand in Brisbane

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Fleming admits 'burning desire' to win World Cup

Stephen Fleming, New Zealand's captain, has admitted that winning the World Cup before his tenure ends is a major goal

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Gayle: Why not penalise instigator?

Generally speaking I think that any system which penalizes someone for reacting to a situation but does not reprimand the instigator of that situation needs some sort of review

22-Oct-2006•Chris Gayle

South Zone clinch big win over West Zone

A round-up of the final day of Duleep Trophy matches between East Zone and Central Zone in Indore, and West Zone and South Zone in Gwalior

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ponting better prepared for Ashes - Taylor

Ricky Ponting will be better prepared for anything he may encounter in this year's Ashes cricket series against England, Mark Taylor, former Australia captain, said on Sunday

22-Oct-2006

Hayden attacked by dog

Matthew Hayden, who broke his finger recently, suffered further, if bizarre, misfortune when he was attacked by a dog while out jogging.

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Uncertainty over Eden Park redevelopment

Martin Snedden, head of New Zealand Cricket, is unsure about the status of Eden Park as a venue for the World Cup 2015, which New Zealand is meant to co-host with Australia.

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Unprecedented security for Ashes

Cricket Australia and state police are planning to put in place an unprecedented national security plan for the highly-anticipated Ashes series

22-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan asked to keep religion private

Dr Nasim Ashraf, the new chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, has called on players to stop displaying their religious beliefs in public

21-Oct-2006•Cricinfo staff

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