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Israel's continuing involvement in the European Championship was cast into doubt last night when various protest groups made it clear that they would continue to target matches in Glasgow involving the Israelis

Israel's cricketers have become victims of the escalating crisis in the Middle East after they were forced to cancel their European Championship game with Jersey which was due to played at Glasgow Academicals CC today after receiving death threats

Ehsan Mani, the outgoing president of the ICC, has confirmed that more than US$9 million will be invested in the six leading Associate member countries in a bid to raise playing standards up to the next World Cup in 2011

Mohammad Yousuf and Abdul Razzaq guided a jittery Pakistan to a five-wicket win as they began their UK tour in Edinburgh

Pakistan's tour kicks off in a very low key way at Edinburgh today with a one-day international against Scotland

A round-up from the latest C&G Trophy matches

Durham beat Scotland in a rain-affected match to keep their hunt for a place in the final well and truly alive

Scotland's search for a new chief executive had no sooner begun than it was over, with the vacancy filled by Roddy Smith, the man whose resignation started the process

Shane Warne turned Hampshire's C & G Trophy match against Surrey into a one-sided affair with six wickets in 20 balls as they went on to win by eight wickets

A round-up of the latest matches in the C&G Trophy

Michael Vaughan quietened speculation over his fitness and knee injury with a match-winning 67 for Yorkshire, in his first match since undergoing surgery on his right knee just before Christmas last year

A round-up from the latest C&G Trophy matches

Heavy rain across Britain washed out the majority of Sunday's round of C&G Trophy matches, except for Edinburgh where Scotland trounced Northants by 52 runs

A round-up of the latest fare in the C&G Trophy as there were a host of tight matches

Scotland completed an innings-and-65 run rout of Namibia with more than a day of their Intercontinental Cup tie at Aberdeen to spare

A superb unbeaten 166 from Ryan Watson put Scotland in control at the end of a rain-affected second day of their Intercontinental Cup tie against Namibia at Aberdeen

Scotland ended the first day of their Intercontinental Cup clash against Namibia at Aberdeen just about ahead after a good post-lunch performance with the ball and an uncompromising unbeaten 62 from Ryan Watson

Mannofield and Cambusdoon are the two new grounds in Scotland which have been formally approved by the ICC to host one-day international matches

Scotland have ODI fixtures against New Zealand, South Africa and Kenya in 2008 according to the Future Tours Program released by the International Cricket Council

A round-up of the latest fare in the C&G Trophy as Somerset defeated Surrey who choked at The Oval