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Article: PAK Agha Akbar

Wavell Hinds, Leon Garrick, Dinanath Ramnarine and Reon King were all hit by the injury bug with varying results during the present West Indies cricket tour of Sri Lanka

Chris Drum, the 27-year-old Auckland medium-fast bowler, worked up good speed while he was demolishing the touring Bangladesh cricket side with his ten-wicket bag at Eden Park Outer Oval, but have to move even more smartly on Tuesday morning

Australia's Damien Martyn serenely consigned memories of a black moment against South Africa to the scrap heap today to hand his team a clear edge on the second day of the First Test between the teams in Adelaide.

Darren Lehmann today became the greatest run-scorer in Australian domestic first-class cricket but what should have been a memorable day for the South Australian skipper turned out to be a day of disappointment.

Goa chased down the highest total of their Ranji Trophy league match against Kerala at Panaji to win the game by eight wickets on the fourth day

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Sport England today confirmedthat the permanent site of the new ECB National Academy will be LoughboroughUniversity, an English Institute of Sport site.

Tamil Nadu played analytical cricket on the fourth day of their Ranji Trophy league match against Hyderabad at Chennai, picking up five points by virtue of a first-innings lead

What can be said after a week during which Zimbabwe suffered the greatest humiliation in their international history

THE current wet spell across the country has taken its toll on the National First League programme

Manicaland's cricketers advanced closer to the top of the table with a crushing eight-wicket win over league leaders Kwekwe Sports Club at Mutare Sports Club last Sunday

Mental strength will undoubtedly be a pre-requisite for success in this series between Australia and South Africa

Western Australia has made a strong start to its Pura Cup match against New South Wales here at the Sydney Cricket Ground today

The West Indies have three matches to at least put a little silver lining on what has been an especially dark tour of Sri Lanka, collectively and for captain Carl Hooper specifically

New Zealand's world champion women cricketers fly out of Christchurch tomorrow morning after a week's build-up at the High Performance Centre to top off a programme designed to compensate for the loss of their tour to India

The National Under-19 Championship Series Final is evenly balanced with just two sessions remaining in an engrossing match between New South Wales and Queensland at Newcastle

Guyana Cricket Board president Chetram Singh announced that Guyana's Narsingh Deonarine would lead the West Indian squad to the International Cricket Council (ICC) Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand in January

Chris Taylor has formed another impressive partnership by getting married to his long-term girlfriend, Sarah

Somerset Chief Executive was back in the West Country today after spending time at Lord's earlier in the week attending the First Class Forum, whose remit is to come up with a format for county cricket that will be introduced in 2003

Sri Lanka are looking to blood their reserve fast bowlers in their Saturday clash with West Indies, whose eyes are focused on their crucial game with Zimbabwe the following day that will decide the second qualifier for the LG Abans triangular series