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Under-strength West Indies chase respect

West Indies kicked off Australia's home summer and now they're back to finish it off

06-Feb-2010•Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Kallis and Amla centuries deflate India

Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla put together South Africa's highest partnership against India, and by stumps Zaheer Khan's opening spell of 6-4-2-2 had become footnote material

06-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

'Fresh' Tait sets sights on Akhtar's record

Shaun Tait believes he has made the right decision to abandon first-class cricket and focus on the shorter formats after delivering the fastest ball ever recorded in Australia on Friday night

05-Feb-2010•Brydon Coverdale

Second ODI shifted to Gwalior

The second ODI of South Africa's India tour, on February 24, has been shifted to Gwalior

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Bell extends contract with Warwickshire

Ian Bell has extended his contract with Warwickshire by two years, which will now run till the end of the 2012 season

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Les Burdett announces retirement

At 59, he will relinquish the position he has held for nearly 32 years

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

UAE grab five-wicket win

United Arab Emirates completed a comfortable five-wicket victory over the United States of America in their World Twenty20 Qualifier warm-up game at Sharjah.

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Clarke relieved, but worries remain

Michael Clarke believes there is plenty of work ahead of Australia's Twenty20 side

05-Feb-2010•Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Pathak and Yusuf keep West in the hunt

On a day of aggressive batting and ordinary catching, Chirag Pathak's century and Yusuf Pathan's unfinished dare-devilry kept West in with an unlikely chance of winning the Duleep Trophy

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Powell joins Scotland as batting coach

Michael Powell, the former Warwickshire captain and England A batsman, has joined Cricket Scotland as a High Performance batting coach.

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Graeme Smith targets Dhoni

Graeme Smith has named MS Dhoni, his counterpart, as South Africa's primary target in the two-Test series, which begins at the VCA Stadium on Saturday

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Umpire Benson confirms retirement

The English umpire, Mark Benson, has confirmed his retirement from the ICC elite panel, and will see out his career on the county circuit

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Added responsibility for Indian openers

Should Laxman also be ruled out, Rohit Sharma too will join Badrinath in making a debut, presenting an experience chink South Africa will be keen to exploit

05-Feb-2010•S Aga

India wait on Laxman fitness

Injury worries have continued to haunt India with VVS Laxman remaining an uncertain starter for the first Test against South Africa

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

The battle for No. 1 begins

This is the start a cycle of about two years by the end of which we could spot an undisputed best Test team in the world

05-Feb-2010•The Preview by Sidharth Monga

Tait leads Australia's great escape

Shaun Tait proved he can still be a force at international level as he helped Australia to a tense two-run win

05-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Pressure mounts on PCB chairman Ijaz Butt

Members of Pakistan's parliamentary committee on sports panel have asked for a meeting with Pakistan president Asif Zardari as pressure mounts on Ijaz Butt's board administration

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Bhatti: Pakistan's 'Encyclopaedia of cricket'

Pakistan's cricket community lost a great personality, a person who was known as the encyclopedia of Pakistan cricket and someone who most importantly ushered in a new era of sports journalism in the country

05-Feb-2010•Waheed Khan

Gul Hameed Bhatti passes away at 63

Gul Hameed Bhatti, a leading sports journalist, editor and cricket statistician, passed away late on February 4 after a prolonged illness at the age of 63

05-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Oram onslaught knocks Bangladesh out

A fearsome assault from Jacob Oram, and his damaging partnership with Neil Broom, helped New Zealand crush Bangladesh by 146 runs in the first ODI in Napier

05-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

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