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Former Pakistan opener Alimuddin dies aged 81

Alimuddin, the former Pakistan opener who faced the first ball bowled by an international side in Pakistan, has died

12-Jul-2012•Umar Farooq

Tsolekile relishes a new beginning

Thami Tsolekile, South Africa's replacement wicket-keeper, has accepted that he may not play a major part against England, despite receiving an SOS to join the squad after Mark Boucher's enforced retirement.

12-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

De Villiers ready for Boucher role

AB de Villiers says he is "looking forward to the challenge" of combining his role as a batsman with succeeding Mark Boucher, as expected, as South Africa's Test wicketkeeper.

12-Jul-2012•Alan Gardner

MacLeod's bizarre 99 guides Scotland home

It was a relief for Scotland and Canada finally to get a cricket match, after their 4-day Inter Continental Cup match at Uddingston last week was completely washed out, and the two one-day internationals suffered a switch of venue.

12-Jul-2012•Callum Stewart

Klusener named Dolphins coach

Lance Klusener, the former South Africa allrounder, has been appointed coach of the Dolphins franchise and will begin working with the team on July 16, on a two-year contract

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Village club in Africa tie-up

Totteridge Millhillians CC, a village club in North London, has developed a link with Arusha CC in Tanzania, leading the Club Cricket Conference to encourage more clubs to set up 'twinning' arrrangements with clubs in Africa.

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Murali signs with Melbourne Renegades

Muttiah Muralitharan confirmed he would play for the Renegades in the Big Bash League

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

RCB players in the lurch over payments

Several leading India and overseas players contracted to Royal Challengers Bangalore, including team captain Daniel Vettori, are awaiting the first instalment of their fees for the 2012 season

12-Jul-2012•Sharda Ugra and Nagraj Gollapudi

De Mel to lead Sri Lanka at Under-19 World Cup

Sanitha de Mel, the right-arm medium-pacer, will lead Sri Lanka at the Under-19 World Cup in Australia in August

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Former BCCI president PM Rungta dies

PM Rungta, a former BCCI president and head of the Rajasthan Cricket Association, has died at the age of 84 at his residence in Mumbai

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Sri Lanka take series after aborted chase

Sri Lanka's focus turned to securing their 1-0 lead and they changed their approach to a chase of 270 after tea to settle for a draw

12-Jul-2012•The Report by Siddhartha Talya

'It's a great shift in momentum' - Williamson

Kane Williamson hopes an improved performance with the ball and in the field in St Kitts will be the catalyst for a turnaround in the side's fortunes

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Stars poach Hodge and Maxwell from Renegades

The Melbourne Stars have poached two key players from their cross-town rivals the Melbourne Renegades, with Brad Hodge and Glenn Maxwell both signing multi-year deals with the Stars

12-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Hughes thrives on T20 form

Run-hungry Phil Hughes made a smooth transition from the shortest format to the longest in the County Championship as Worcestershire and Durham battled for supremacy in between the showers at New Road.

11-Jul-2012

Bowlers tear through Afghanistan

Max Sorensen and Alex Cusack each took four wickets to help Ireland skittle Afghanistan for 84, as their rain-hit Intercontinental Cup match got underway on day three

11-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Hoggard enjoys life back in ranks

Leicestershire's veteran pace bowler Matthew Hoggard marked his relinquishing of the county's one-day captaincy to Josh Cobb with three wickets against Netherlands in Amstelveen.

11-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Horton prospers but Surrey take important step

Paul Horton, with a composed, efficient century, ensured that Lancashire enjoyed the best of the first day against Surrey

11-Jul-2012•George Dobell at Guildford

Cowan fights to earn instant cap

Ed Cowan, the Australian batsman, just happened to be living in Cirencester because of his heavily-pregnant wife. He made a first-class debut for Gloucestershire and promptly won his county cap.

11-Jul-2012•Alex Winter at Cheltenham

Hat-trick of wins gives England series

England Women completed their sterling comeback in the five-match ODI series, recording their third straight win against India Women, in Wormsley, to win 3-2

11-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Strauss makes 50 out of 98 for Middx

A month after his last knock, in the third Test against West Indies, Andrew Strauss displayed the traditional virtues that his team-mates had forgotten to score more than half of Middlesex's runs in a sorry first-innings at Uxbridge

11-Jul-2012•Alan Gardner at Uxbridge

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