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Nafees fined for dissent

Shahriar Nafees, the Bangladesh opener, has been fined 20% of his match fees for dissent during the third one-day international against Australia at Fatullah

29-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hussey warns England against over-analysing

Michael Hussey has said that it would be detrimental for England if they over-analysed their game and became too intense in preparation for this year's Ashes

29-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

India ease past Pakistan

India A outplayed Pakistan A in all departments of the game to secure a convincing 34-run win in the Eurasia Series in Abu Dhabi

29-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lancashire and Warwickshire take charge

A round-up from the second day of the latest round of County Championship matches as Lancashire and Warwickshire power into strong positions

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Be wary of quick fixes

Quick fixes may solve an immediate problem, but they more often than not compound long-term ones, even with a living legend summoned to provide the solutions to challenges both near and far in one fell swoop.

28-Apr-2006•Fazeer Mohammed

Kirsten blasts South Africa into final

Gary Kirsten slammed 134 off 63 balls to guide South Africa into Saturday's final against Bermuda, while Australia beat Sri Lanka in the Plate competition

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Walker stands firm for Kent

Matthew Walker hit a gritty century and Martin van Jaarsveld a valuable fifty to save Kent's blushes on the second day against Middlesex at Lord's

28-Apr-2006•Will Luke

Sanjeev Sharma guides India Seniors to easy win

Sanjeev Sharma guided Indian Seniors to a comfortable five-wicket win over their Pakistan counterparts in the third one-day match at Sheikhupura

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Nothing to fear but fear itself

Martin Williamson previews the one-day series between West Indies and Zimbabwe

28-Apr-2006•Martin Williamson

Vaughan making slow but steady progress

Michael Vaughan has said that he is making slow but steady progress in his bid to be fit for the summer, and also stated his desire to play in next year's World Cup

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Mani promises 'most competitive Champions Trophy'

Fearing that the forthcoming Champions Trophy could lose much of its star value, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has reminded its member boards of their commitment to send their best teams for the event

28-Apr-2006•Abhaya Srivastava

ICC denies USACA suspension rumours

Suggestions circulating inside the US to the effect that the ICC would again withdraw recognition of the USA Cricket Association because of its failure to meet certain deadlines have been dismissed

28-Apr-2006•Martin Williamson

Fleming masterpiece compounds South African misery

A magnificent double hundred from Stephen Fleming has put New Zealand in total command of the second Test at Newlands against South Africa

28-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Curran upbeat ahead of series

Kevin Curran, Zimbabwe's coach, has said that their preparations for the seven-match one-day series against West Indies have gone well and that his side are ready

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan dismiss Gavaskar rumours as 'rubbish'

The Pakistan Cricket Board has dismissed media reports that it was unhappy with Sunil Gavaskar and was planning to challenge his role as ICC's head of Cricket Committee as 'rubbish and baseless'

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Cosgrove helps Australia complete rout

Powered by a disciplined bowling performance which shot out Bangladesh for a disappointing 124, Australia chased down the meager target in style to complete a whitewash

28-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Hussey happy with finisher's role

Michael Hussey, the latest Australian run-machine, has suggested that he prefers batting lower down the order and isn't particularly keen to open the innings in one-day internationals

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Smith defends decision to bowl

Graeme Smith, the South African captain, reckoned that his team could take charge of the second Test at Cape Town if the batsmen batted well

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Marsh joins chorus for fewer one-dayers

Paul Marsh, the chief executive of the Australian Cricketers' Association, has joined in the chorus asking for fewer one-day internationals

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Australia opt for fielding coach before Ashes

The Australians took another step in their preparation to regain the Ashes later this year when they appointed Mike Young, a former baseball coach from America, as a fielding consultant for the next year

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

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