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Gale steadies Lions after Bangladesh collapse

Alastair Cook failed to shine with the bat again but Bangladesh also ran into problems ahead of next week's first Test at Lord's when they collapsed against England Lions at Derby

19-May-2010

Surrey chase first win after Middlesex collapse

Andrew Strauss missed out on a first hundred of the season as Middlesex lost ten wickets for 161 runs to surrender control of the match to Surrey at The Oval

19-May-2010

Last-wicket stand keeps Worcestershire waiting

Steffan Jones made the highest score by a Derbyshire number 11 batsman as Worcestershire lost some momentum at New Road in their drive for a third victory of the season in the County Championship

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Lyth lights up run-glut at Taunton

Adam Lyth continued his hugely impressive start to the County Championship season as Yorkshire built a strong position against Somerset at Taunton

19-May-2010

Lancashire on top despite Trott hundred

Jonathan Trott made a timely return to form with an unbeaten century which frustrated Lancashire's push for victory in their County Championship match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston

19-May-2010

Durham set up tense chase after day of wickets

Reigning County Champions Durham need another 102 runs with seven wickets in hand to wrap up their second win of the campaign after a fluctuating third day against fellow strugglers Kent that saw 17 wickets fall

19-May-2010

Wright powers Glamorgan with 172

Ben Wright recorded a career-best 172 and James Allenby scored his first century for Glamorgan as the Welsh county put themselves in a strong position

19-May-2010

Hales hundred gives Notts a chance

If Nottinghamshire manage to extend their winning streak to five out of five at the top of Division One, they will be grateful that Alex Hales, a batsman with a talent for explosive hitting, chose this moment to demonstrate that he knows how to play with

19-May-2010•Jon Culley at Trent Bridge

South Africa grab 13-run win in tour opener

Jacques Kallis's 45-ball 53 set up South Africa's total of 136 for 7, and Ryan McLaren was gifted a five-wicket haul as West Indies sank to a 13-run defeat in the first Twenty20

19-May-2010•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Maharoof, Udana and Udawatte in Sri Lanka A team for Australia

Three senior team discards - allrounder Farveez Maharoof, fast bowler Isuru Udana and opening batsman Mahela Udawatte - have won a place in the Sri Lanka A team's one-month tour of Australia from June 10

19-May-2010•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Sussex strike back after Peters ton

Northamptonshire opener Stephen Peters struck his second century of the season but leaders Sussex's late fightback has left the match hanging in the balance

19-May-2010

Nafees ton delays the inevitable for Bangladesh A

Despite a fine counter-attacking ton from Shahriar Nafees, West Indies A were in sight of victory on the penultimate day of the four-day match, thanks to their domination of Bangladesh A in the first innings

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Afridi satisfied with overall effort

Shahid Afridi, the Pakistan captain, has said he is satisfied with his team's overall performance in the World Twenty20

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Singapore cricket "badly hurt" by ICC decision - Captain

Munish Arora has said the outcome of the ICC enquiry into the incidents that marred the finish of the World Cricket League Division Five game between Nepal and USA in Kirtipur was as a major setback to cricket in his country

19-May-2010•Tony Munro

Flower warns of rotation likelihood

England's coach, Andy Flower, believes that some of England's key players will have to be rested during the forthcoming home series against Bangladesh, Pakistan and Australia, in order to make sure they are in peak condition come the Ashes and the World C

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

SA journalist Rodney Hartman dies aged 61

Rodney Hartman, the South African journalist and author, died on Tuesday at the age of 61, after a long battle with cancer

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Changing captain for the sake of it not clever - Pollock

Shaun Pollock has said changing the South Africa captain for the sake of it is not the way forward and that there needs to be a stronger support structure around the leader

19-May-2010•Telford Vice

Boucher dropped, de Villiers to keep

AB de Villiers will keep wicket for South Africa during the limited-overs leg of their tour of West Indies instead of Mark Boucher

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

'Negative' Malik slammed by team-mates, coach

Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik has been in the news for all the wrong reasons, with team-mates and coaches accusing him of being a negative influence in the team

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Andy McKay raring for another chance

The fast bowler Andy McKay is itching to get back in to international cricket during New Zealand's series in Florida after a three-month lay-off due to a foot injury

19-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

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