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Chris Gayle, the West Indies captain, is getting misty eyed, dreaming of the days when umpires made their judgments without technology. But Ricky Ponting is a big supporter

Chris Gayle and Ricky Ponting differ on reviews

The term was appropriate after his side was bundled out for 228 and 187 on Saturday to tumble to an innings-and-65-run defeat

Gabba defeat a 'disaster', says Chris Gayle

The Cricket Legends of Barbados Cup got off to a thrilling start as the West Indies Masters defeated Sri Lanka Masters by one run in the opening game

West Indies Masters steal one-run win

From the wreckage of West Indies' lamentable Brisbane campaign has emerged a performance worthy of the highest order of recognition

Adrian Barath brightens West Indies' gloom

28-Nov-2009•Alex Brown at the Gabba

Breaking the trend

Cricinfo presents the plays of the day from the third day of the first Test in Brisbane

On the same day that Ricky Ponting's follow-on decision paid off at the Gabba, Queensland were also forced to follow on after a disappointing first innings at the MCG

Victoria well on top against hurting Bulls

International news agencies have boycotted the first Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Dunedin because of problems with the PCB's newly-implemented terms and conditions for media

News agencies boycott Dunedin Test

Manoj Tiwary, the Bengal captain, has lashed out against some of his players, whom he has accused of pursuing "individual goals" and not performing as a unit

Manoj Tiwary lashes out at team-mates

Adrian Barath became the youngest West Indian to score a century on debut but his outstanding solo rescue act was wasted as they slumped to an-innings-and-65-run defeat

Australia triumph despite Barath ton

28-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Peter English at the Gabba

Bond and O'Brien outdo Umar's heroics

Shane Bond ruined a dream debut for Umar Akmal and took New Zealand to their first win in more than a year

27-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

'We were outplayed' - Sangakkara

Kumar Sangakkara has called on his spinners to raise their game in the final Test in Mumbai

27-Nov-2009•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Lights go out Kent's day/night matches

Kent won't play any one-day matches under floodlights during the 2010 season after twice having matches interrupted by high winds during the last two summers

Fortress Newlands brought the best out of South Africa again as they levelled the one-day series with a crushing 112-run victory on the back of a blistering 85-ball 121 by AB de Villiers

Destructive de Villiers crushes England

27-Nov-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Tamil Nadu and Karnataka sit pretty at the top

A round-up of the final day's play of the fourth-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2009-10

A review of the third round of games in the 2009-10 Plunket Shield

ND stay top despite loss to Wellington

While acknowledging the opportunity to shut out Pakistan had passed, fast bowler Chris Martin felt New Zealand's 244-run lead was nearly enough

'Anything over 250 is a big ask' - Chris Martin

The Umpire Decision Review System proved less contentious at the Gabba than in Dunedin on Friday, but it nonetheless made for several head-scratching moments

Players grapple with review system

27-Nov-2009•Alex Brown at the Gabba

Warriors crumble despite debutant Marsh's spark

Stuart Clark's first day of first-class captaincy couldn't have gone much better as New South Wales dominated Western Australia despite some fireworks from the debutant Mitchell Marsh