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West Indies fall apart

The wide, original gap between the teams, so efficiently and unexpectedly closed in the first Test before it began to open again in the second, developed into a familiarly yawning chasm on the opening day of the final, decisive Test at Kingsmead

11-Jan-2008•Tony Cozier

Rogers hopes for home debut

Chris Rogers has said he is ready to step into Test cricket if he was to replace Matthew Hayden in the third Test in Perth, starting on January 16

11-Jan-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Canberra

Chris Rogers pushes his case for Perth Test

Chris Rogers staked his claim for national selection but it was his namesake, John, who stole the show on the second day of the ACT Invitational XI match against the Indians. While Chris pushed his case with a timely 60, John, a 20-year-old Canberra local

11-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Canberra

Ponting was not 'willing to listen'

Anil Kumble has revealed that Ricky Ponting, the Australian captain, was not willing to "listen" when he offered to diffuse the situation with an apology

11-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Catching agreement in doubt after Sydney

Anil Kumble believes Australia's behaviour will play a big role in the continuation of the catching agreement he had with Ricky Ponting

11-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pawar given power over tour future

Sharad Pawar, the BCCI president, has been handed the power to order India home from Australia without consulting the rest of the board

11-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hayden still uncertain for Perth

Matthew Hayden is hopeful of playing in the third Test in Perth but concedes he simply cannot be sure that his injured hamstring will be up to it

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vermeulen pleads not guilty to arson

Mark Vermeulen, the former Zimbabwe Test cricketer, admitted torching Zimbabwe Cricket headquarters but pleaded not guilty to arson on the grounds he was suffering from psychiatric problems at the time

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Indian police want to question Dave Richardson

The Delhi Police has sent a request to the South African government to allow it to question Dave Richardson and other South African players on the match-fixing scandal that broke in 2000

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Madugalle confident of defusing crisis

Ranjan Madugalle, the ICC match referee who has been appointed as a mediator to ensure good on-field relations between Australia and India, is confident he will succeed in his brief

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan announce squad for U-19 World Cup

Fifteen from the 21 probables have been picked for the Pakistan Under-19 squad to play a tri-nation tournament in Sri Lanka this month and then the World Cup in Malaysia in February-March

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Warwickshire bring back Frost

Tony Frost has been brought out of retirement by Warwickshire to cover for the potential absence of Tim Ambrose on England duty next season

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Tait not holding out for recall

Shaun Tait is trying not to get his hopes of playing his third Test despite growing speculation that he will be including as a fourth fast bowler in Perth next week

10-Jan-2008•Jenny Thompson

Warriors set up home final against Victoria

A round-up of the latest matches in the KFC Twenty20

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Lawson plays down security concerns

Geoff Lawson arrived in Pakistan and said the situation in Pakistan after next month's elections and a security assessment will decide whether or not the Australia tour will go on as scheduled

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

'I'm in a pretty relaxed state of mind' - Dravid

Rahul Dravid feels his form is "slowly coming together"

10-Jan-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Canberra

Pink ball trial deemed a success

The first trial of a pink ball has been rated favourably by Queensland women who made history by using one in an exhibition Twenty20 match

10-Jan-2008•Jenny Thompson

Symonds broke 'pact', which led to incident - Chauhan

Chetan Chauhan did not reveal the details of the pact, which he said had been made after the one-day series in India

10-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Smith and Pollock crush hapless Windies

South Africa completely dominated the first day in Durban removing West Indies for a paltry 139 before Graeme Smith's unbeaten 122 led a thumping reply to put South Africa 74 ahead by the close

10-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Misbah helps SNGPL seize advantage

Misbah-ul-Haq drove home the advantage for SNGPL on day four of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy final

10-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Faras Ghani in Karachi

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