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Ganga to lead Trinidad and Tobago

Daren Ganga will lead Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) in the Stanford 20/20 Tournament, which has a grand prize of US$1 million at stake

18-Jul-2006

World Cup only saviour for bankrupt WICB

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is faced with a severe shortage of funds and its only short-term saviour appears to be the hosting of the 2007 World Cup

18-Jul-2006

Kountouris replaces Alcott as Australia physio

Alex Kountouris, the former Sri Lanka physiotherapist, will replace the long-serving Errol Alcott in Australia's set-up this summer

18-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lehmann retains Redbacks' captaincy

The South Australia leadership pair of Darren Lehmann and Graham Manou has been reappointed for the 2006-07 season

18-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hussey century defies Hampshire

A magnificent, unbeaten 150 from David Hussey guided Nottinghamshire to an impressive draw against Hampshire

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Teenage Indian cricketer missing in England

A week after Dalbir Singh, the 18-year-old cricketer from India, went missing, the Middlesbrough Police remained clueless about his whereabouts

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Nottinghamshire chairman dies aged 65

Albert Bocking, the president of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, has died at the age of 65 after a long illness. Bocking, who had been club chairman from 1999 to 2004, also served on the ECB Finance Advisory Group

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Rangana Herath included in Sri Lankan squad

Rangana Herath and Marvan Atapattu have been named in Sri Lanka's 20-member squad for the Test series against South Africa and the one-day series involving India and South Africa in August

17-Jul-2006•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Digging up Darwin's cricketing links

The wonder of Test cricket in Darwin, as Dr Johnson might have said, is that it is there at all

17-Jul-2006•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch

New Delhi alloted 2011 World Cup final

A new state-of-the-art stadium in New Delhi will host the finals of the 2011 World Cup, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) announced

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Inzamam guides Pakistan to draw

Inzamam-ul-Haq hits an unbeaten half-century was Pakistan easily reach a draw in the opening Test at Lord's

17-Jul-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Charlie Griffith meets Toronto's youngsters

All-time West Indian great Charlie Griffith took time to visit the Toronto Cricket Academy's game with Bermuda Schools on July 13

17-Jul-2006•Eddie Norfolk

Kenya to meet Bangladesh in August

Kenya's three ODIs against Bangladesh have been re-arranged for August and will now take place after Bangladesh have completed their five-match series in Zimbabwe

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Kensington Oval to be ready ahead of schedule

Kensington Oval, which will host the 2007 World Cup final, will be ready ahead of schedule according to its redevelopers

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Powell boost for Trinidad and Tobago

Ricardo Powell has been confirmed to represent Trinidad and Tobago in the Stanford 20/20 tournament after recovering from injury and a self-imposed break from the game

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

McMillan and Harris bag domestic contracts

New Zealand's Cricket's six major associations announced their list of 12 contracted players for the 2006-07 domestic season

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Taking aim at traffic

Transportation continues to be a major headache ahead of the 2007 World Cup, and this week some of the major players will be meeting to chart a road map

17-Jul-2006•Philip Spooner

Marsh called up for Australia A duty

A neck injury to Brad Hodge has given Shaun Marsh a promotion into the Australia A squad for the Top End Series

17-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Gillespie moves into top gear for Yorkshire

Jason Gillespie finally showed his true colours with the ball as Yorkshire completed a 145-run win against Durham

16-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Harmison will be the key, says Woolmer

Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's coach, refused to accept that the first Test had slipped completely out of his side's reach, despite a century from England's captain, Andrew Strauss, that had established a healthy overnight lead of 341

16-Jul-2006•Andrew Miller at Lord's

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