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Gloucestershire notch fifth win

A round-up from the latest Pro40 matches

16-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Bhatti bowls Canada to nine-wicket win

A six-wicket haul by Umar Bhatti, the left-arm seamer, led Canada to a comfortable nine-wicket win on the final day of the Intercontinental Cup match

16-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Play called off due to wet outfield

Though the rain kept away, hopes of the Unitech Cup getting off to a delayed start were stymied again by the wet outfield, as the ODI between Sri Lanka and India was called off

16-Aug-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Colombo

Craig McMillan dropped from New Zealand squad

Craig McMillan, the middle-order batsman, has been left out of the 30-man squad for the Champions Trophy to be played in India from October

16-Aug-2006•AFP

Former Indian board secretary dead

Anant Wagesh Kanmadikar, former secretary of Indian board and the doyen of Madhya Pradesh cricket, passed away on August 15 at 2.00 pm following a massive heart attack

16-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Indian board approve sponsorship bids

The Indian board's marketing committee approved sponsorship bids concerning India's formal wear and accessories, BCCI Ratings and Awards, and the board's web portal

16-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Champions Trophy warm-up gets green light

Kuala Lumpur will host all the matches of a tri-series involving Australia, India and West Indies next month

16-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

England greats can aid Akmal says PCB Chairman

Shahriyar Khan, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, is hoping one of England's greatest glovemen can help faltering wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal regain his form behind the stumps

16-Aug-2006

Flintoff backs himself for first Ashes Test

Andrew Flintoff has insisted his recovery from an ankle injury is progressing well as he backed himself to return to England's starting line-up in the first Ashes Test

16-Aug-2006

Buchanan recommends Fletcher's Ashes diary

Duncan Fletcher's Ashes diary has become required reading for the Australians as they study England's tactics in an attempt to win back the Ashes

16-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Lee aims for greater things

Brett Lee has warmed up for the Ashes series by telling his opponents the best is yet to come

15-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Waters restricts Somerset after Lett hits fifty on debut

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

15-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Formidable Sri Lanka face rejuvenated Indians

Sri Lanka, always formidable opponents on their own soil, start as favourites

15-Aug-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Colombo

Hafeez to open as Shoaib is ruled out

Already 2-0 down in the series, Pakistan's squad has resembled an airport departure lounge (minus the delays) in the last few days, with comings and goings in all directions. But when all the heads have been counted, the team is set to unveil its fourth o

15-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Ganguly sought Wright's apology - Shukla

A sobbing Virender Sehwag, an incensed Indian team and an angry Sourav Ganguly, the captain, demanding an apology from coach John Wright

15-Aug-2006•PTI

Bell walking tall among his peers

The Ashes are looming once again for Ian Bell, but this time he is ready to look his opponents in the eye, as he continues his remarkable resurgence as an international batsman

15-Aug-2006•Andrew Miller at The Oval

India practice amid tight security

The Indian cricket team had a routine practice session here today even as the fate of the cricket tri-series hung in balance following Monday's powerful explosion in the vicinity of the team hotels

15-Aug-2006•PTI

Wright reveals dressing-room altercation with Sehwag

In an explosive moment in the Indian dressing-room, Virender Sehwag was grabbed by the collar by the John Wright, who was the coach at the time, during the NatWest Trophy tournament in England in 2002

15-Aug-2006•PTI

South Africa to remain in Sri Lanka

The South African team has decided to remain in Sri Lanka till an independent security evaluation decides whether it's safe for them to stay or not.

15-Aug-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Colombo

Samad and Bhatti take Canada to strong position

Buoyed by a 149-run eighth wicket stand between Abdool Samad and Umar Bhatti, Canada ended the third day against Bermuda on a high, eventually dismissed for 588, with a first-innings lead of 254

15-Aug-2006•Eddie Norfolk

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