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England aim to score solitary win

All eyes will be on England as they line-up for another vital international match on Saturday - whether anyone will be paying any interest in the cricketers is another matter entirely

30-Jun-2006•Andrew McGlashan

'Guys don't become bad players overnight' - Strauss

Andrew Strauss was again forced to defend his players after England had their fourth straight defeat

29-Jun-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

Sri Lanka just keep on partying

This was a celebration for Sri Lanka says Andrew McGlashan

28-Jun-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

Jayawardene hundred sends England packing

A new-look England it might have been, but the result was just the same as Sri Lanka swept to a 33-run win at Old Trafford

28-Jun-2006•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Mohan de Silva, Dharmadasa to contest elections

Mohan de Silva, a former president and secretary of Sri Lanka Cricket, and Jayantha Dharmadasa, the current interim chairman, will both be standing in the forthcoming cricket board elections to be held on July 15

28-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Wounded England play for pride

For England there is only pride to play for, a familiar position for this team in one-day cricket.

27-Jun-2006•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

ICC looks to the future

The ICC has announced that it is already looking beyond the recently-unveiled Future Tours Programme and is establishing a new committee to examine the structure of the international program beyond 2012

26-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen's knee given all clear

Kevin Pietersen has been cleared to play the remaining matches of the NatWest Series after a scan on his left knee revealed no serious damage

25-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Fletcher urges England to score hundreds

Following England's crushing eight-wicket defeat to Sri Lanka at Chester-le-Street on Saturday, to hand the visitors an unassailable 3-0 lead, the England coach Duncan Fletcher has urged his squad to take greater individual responsibility if they are to a

25-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka's progress impresses Arthur

Sri Lanka's impressive showing in England has impressed Mickey Arthur, South Africa's coach, who has been following their progress ahead of South Africa's tour of Sri Lanka in August

25-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Jayawardene seals series glory

Mahela Jayawardene added another chapter to a memorable tour with a series-sealing century as Sri Lanka overpowered England by eight wickets at Chester-le-Street

24-Jun-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Cremer heads to South Africa

Cricinfo has learned that young Zimbabwe legspinner Graeme Cremer is in South Africa for trials with the Highveld Lions side

23-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Twenty20 'part of future of cricket' - Snedden

The success of Twenty20 cricket in New Zealand has prompted Martin Snedden, the New Zealand Cricket chief executive, to label the short format as "the future of the game"

23-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Jayawardene upbeat despite Murali loss

Muttiah Muralitharan will miss the rest of Sri Lanka's tour of England because he is flying home to be with his son who is ill

22-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Asia Cup to be held biennially

The Asia Cup will be played every alternate year and Paksitan will host the next round in 2008

22-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

NZ focus on World Cup preparation

New Zealand's abbreviated season has been confirmed with Stephen Fleming's side hosting only two Tests and eight one-day internationals in 2006-07

22-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Jayasuriya leads Sri Lanka's romp

Kevin Pietersen has kept England's hopes of levelling the one-day series alive with a gem of an innings which displayed his full range of strokeplay

20-Jun-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

England wide boys need greater control

The second of five one-dayers gets underway in south London tomorrow, at The Oval, with England licking their wounds after Sri Lanka comprehensively outplayed them at Lord's on Saturday

19-Jun-2006•Preview by Will Luke

Speed denies ICC has anti-Asian bias

Malcolm Speed, the chief executive of the ICC, has strongly dismissed recent complaints that the organisation is biased against Asian countries

17-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Tharanga and Malinga star in 20-run win

Sri Lanka took first blood in the one-day series with an impressive 20-run win at Lord's based on fine career-best performances from Upul Tharanga and Lasith Malinga backed up by sharp fielding

17-Jun-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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