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A first trophy for the cabinet - with ducks a plus

For the first of the warm-up games on this tour England take on an Otago side bolstered by the addition of the two Claire Taylors and Arran Thompson

25-Dec-2009•Claire Taylor's Winter Diary

Australia all class in easy nine-wicket win over India

Given the cool conditions that blew across Bert Sutcliffe Oval today, and the state of the tournament points table, it wasn't surprising that India barely went through the motions while Australia were hardly required to stretch themselves before

25-Dec-2009•Lynn McConnell

Australia has the Rosebowl, now for the World Series!

New Zealand might be the defending world champions but the trans-Tasman Rose Bowl is still out of their grasp after their six-wicket loss to Australia today at Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln University

25-Dec-2009•Lynn McConnell

England get there at last, by one run over India

Sky TV and the Waitangi Day crowds missed out on the game of the World Series of Women's Cricket as two top innings, by England's Charlotte Edwards and India's Mithali Raj produced an stunning finish at Lincoln 3

25-Dec-2009•Matthew Appleby

Clare Taylor looking to make a new life in New Zealand

England's top One-Day International wicket-taker and appearance maker Clare Taylor says she still has lots to offer, even at the age of 37

25-Dec-2009•Matthew Appleby

England beat India by one run in thrilling match

England women have beaten India women with the last ball of the game at Lincoln Ground, Christchurch today in the final group match of the Women's Cricket World Series, winning the game by one run

25-Dec-2009•ECB Media Release

England make it two in a row to take third from India

England gave themselves a much-needed boost before heading to Australia to participate in the Ashes series when beating India by 90 runs to take third place in the World Series of Women's Cricket at Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln University today

25-Dec-2009•Lynn McConnell

England Women beat India Women by 90 runs to secure third place

England women have beaten India women in the Women's Cricket World Series at Lincoln, New Zealand today by 90 runs in the play off for third and fourth place

25-Dec-2009•ECB Media Release

Fitzpatrick pace powers Australia to easy victory

Australia showed all the fire and passion that has made them the powerhouse of women's world cricket by taking out the World Series of Women's Cricket by beating New Zealand by 109 runs at Bert Sutcliffe Oval at New Zealand's High Performance Centre

25-Dec-2009•Lynn McConnell

Symonds to replace injured Lehmann for Travelex Tour of Kenya

Australian one-day international batsman Darren Lehmann will be replaced in the 14-man squad for the Tri-Nations Cup involving Australia, Pakistan and Kenya by Queensland Bulls all-rounder Andrew Symonds.

25-Dec-2009•Australian Cricket Board

PCB names Asad, Aleem, Nadeem for Kenya

LAHORE, Aug 22: Three Pakistani umpires were nominated Thursday by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to officiate in the tri-nation starting in Nairobi, Kenya, from Aug 29

25-Dec-2009•Our Sports Correspondent

Cup finalists to open women's quadrangular at Lincoln

New Zealand and Australia, the CricInfo Women's World Cup finalists in 2000, will play the opening game of next summer's Quadrangular Tournament at New Zealand Cricket's High Performance Centre at Lincoln University near Christchurch

25-Dec-2009•Lynn McConnell

Zimbabwe A gain first victory in close match

This report has been made possible by the Scottish Cricket Supporters, who gave me a lift to the Harare South Country Club ground when I was unable to get petrol during the current fuel crisis

25-Dec-2009•John Ward

Dion Ebrahim on Zimbabwe A's opening match in Emerging Nations tourney

Zimbabwe A may have messed up on their first match of the Emerging Nations tournament, against Denmark in Harare, but they would have been quite humiliated without a fighting innings of 64 by their number four batsman Dion Ebrahim

25-Dec-2009•John Ward

Zimbabwe Development XI v Kenya, Match Report

Zimbabwe 'A', having let themselves down against Denmark in the opening match of the Emerging Nations tournament, were hoping to regain their pride by beating the strongest of the visiting teams, Kenya, at Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare

25-Dec-2009•John Ward

Netherlands beat Zimbabwe XI in closely fought match

In a closely-fought match, Holland defeated Zimbabwe A by four wickets, the home side putting up another mediocre performance

25-Dec-2009•John Ward

Ireland beat Zimbabwe XI in exciting finish

In the final round of the Emerging Nations Tournament, Ireland completed a narrow victory over the hosts in an exciting finish

25-Dec-2009•John Ward

Bevan day in Bangabandhu National Stadium

Bangabandhu National Stadium: Today, in the morning when I went to the ground to witness this clash between the Asian all stars and the best of the rest, I had no idea what I was in for

25-Dec-2009•Syedur Rahman

Team's performance beginning to hurt, says Dungarpur

"I don't want to go deep into it but I think skipper Saurav Ganguly is making too many mistakes, which in turn is affecting the team's performance," Dungarpur told PTI in Mumbai

25-Nov-2009

I still don't believe match-fixing can take place: Dungarpur

The former president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India Raj Singh Dungarpur says he still does not believe match-fixing can take place in a team game

25-Nov-2009

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