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Boucher and Benn share honours on tight day

Sulieman Benn picked up his second five-wicket haul in Tests, finishing with 5 for 120 as South Africa were eventually bowled out for 352, but the visitors will feel they had the better of an attritional second day at the Queens Park Oval

11-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Shaun Udal resigns as Middlesex captain

Shaun Udal has stood down from the Middlesex captaincy following his team's poor start to the season and will be replaced by Adam Gilchrist for the next six games, after Gilchrist requested to extend the terms of his contract and play in Middlesex's away

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Split-innings matches gain mixed reviews

The concept of two-innings one-day cricket, which Cricket Australia will trial next season, has been viewed with cautious optimism by two of the county second XI coaches in England who have had first hand experience this year

11-Jun-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Ponting open to one-day changes

Australia captain Ricky Ponting has said he is open to experimenting with the format of one-day cricket in order to revive its flagging popularity

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

England have a point to prove - Brunt

Katherine Brunt, the England fast bowler, has said her team will be looking to avenge their disappointing showing at the World Twenty20 in the upcoming series against New Zealand

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Trinidad and Tobago PM calls for unity in WI cricket

Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, has called on the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) to end their ongoing feud for the betterment of cricket in the region

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

CA confirms split-innings one-dayers

One-day cricket in its familiar form could soon become a thing of the past after the Cricket Australia board gave the green light to a trial of split-innings state games next summer

11-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Shahid Afridi backs day-night Tests

Shahid Afridi, the Pakistan captain, has backed the idea of day-night Tests, saying the concept will draw in bigger crowds, increase viewership and generate greater revenues for the game

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Kruger van Wyk to play for Central Districts

Kruger van Wyk, the Canterbury wicketkeeper and former captain, will represent Central Districts in the next domestic season

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Need consistency in team selection - Shakib

Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan has called for consistency in team selection to bring stability to the side and allow the players to develop

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Wally Edwards elected CA deputy chairman

Cricket Australia could be set to have a former Test player as chairman for the first time since Sir Donald Bradman, with the election of Wally Edwards as deputy chairman

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Hussey 'not a fan' of 40-over cricket

Cricket Australia have set themselves an "ironclad" rule that their World Cup squad won't have its preparation hampered by a proposed new two-innings one-day format

11-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Surrey booed once again after failed chase

The vast majority of a near 11,000-strong crowd travelled home unhappy from The Oval after Surrey slipped to a nine-run defeat in their Friends Provident t20 clash with Essex Eagles

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Gibbs and Gale demolish Durham

South African Herschelle Gibbs and captain Andrew Gale sent Yorkshire Carnegie storming to their first Friends Provident t20 win of the season

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Hales leads dominant performance

Nottinghamshire made an emphatic late entry into the Friends Provident t20 arena with a six-wicket win against Worcestershire at New Road

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Afridi clamps down on unruly behaviour

Shahid Afridi has said one of his immediate priorities as Pakistan's new captain is to ensure his players aren't guilty of any unruly behaviour while on tour

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Stuart Broad eager to lay Ashes marker

Stuart Broad found it tough to watch his team-mates in the two Tests against Bangladesh, as he was put through a punishing fitness regime at the National Academy in Loughborough

10-Jun-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Parker and Haq make it Scotland's day

A sound bowling effort by Matthew Parker and Majid Haq helped Scotland restrict Netherlands to a modest 210 on the opening day at Deventer

10-Jun-2010•Cricinfo staff

Amin to meet franchise heads on June 24

The BCCI has called the ten IPL franchises for a meeting on June 24 in Mumbai, ending a brief communication lull

10-Jun-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi

Spinners dominate truncated day

Graeme Smith called correctly at the toss, which had been delayed for several hours by persistent rain and gloomy conditions on a damp first morning at the Queens Park Oval, and decided to bat

10-Jun-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

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