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England A found themselves under pressure in Anguilla today when Leewards Islands made the most of some wayward bowling and a fast scoring track

England were deprived of valuable batting practice by a violent thunderstorm in Matara shortly before tea today

England were deprived of valuable batting practice by a violent thunderstorm in Matara shortly before tea today

Rain has interrupted the first in the three-match one-day series between the Under-19 teams of New Zealand and South Africa at Owen Delany Park, Taupo

History was made at Harare Sports Club today when Hamilton Masakadza defied the weather and the CFX Academy bowlers to record the first century ever scored in first-class cricket by a black Zimbabwean player, in only his second match at this level

BRISBANE - Queensland proved a pest for Western Australia tonight when it sent its arch-rival limping into next weekend's one-day cricket final with a loss at the Gabba

Remarkably, considering the amount of rain Harare has had over the past few days, the match between Mashonaland and the CFX Academy started on time, although in very damp and overcast conditions

With a superbly crafted maiden first-class century, opening batsman Greg Mail has left the door open for an outright victory for New South Wales after three days of the Pura Cup match against Tasmania here at the Sydney Cricket Ground

Crushed by nine wickets in Wednesday's first leg, Eastern Province found the bowlers to square their Standard Bank Cup semi-final against KwaZulu-Natal with a 28-run-run victory at Kingsmead on Friday night that takes the two sides into a

Mark Richardson had a point to make when, without a backward glance, he agreed to stumps being drawn early on the final day of Otago's Shell Trophy match against Wellington at the Basin Reserve, though he was six runs from a tidy century

Auckland maintained their topsy-turvy course through the Shell Trophy competition when they raced away to a bizarre four-wicket victory over Central Districts on the Eden Park Outer Oval today - succeeding with the unlikely task of scoring 366 to win

The combination of what proved to be a generous Canterbury declaration and a Michael Parlane century brought Northern Districts a timely outright win in their eighth round Shell Trophy match at Whangarei today

Deep into Sri Lanka's hinterland, in a town famous for its red rice and feted for its fiery fish curries, England enjoyed a day of mixed fortunes in their final practice game before the First Test Match in Galle

Sri Lanka Board President's XI recovered to 153 for six after at one stage being 24 for four on the opening day of England's final warm-up match before the First Test

Deep into Sri Lanka's hinterland, in a town famous for its red rice and feted for its fiery fish curries, England enjoyed a day of mixed fortunes in their final practice game before the First Test Match in Galle

Hemang Badani scored a brilliant unbeaten 104 before his home crowd to turn possible defeat into glorious victory in the final of the Hero Honda NKP Salve Challenger Series at the floodlit MA Chidambaram stadium on Thursday

Twenty-four hours after Tasmania's trump card with the bat steered his team into a strong position, New South Wales' star strokemaker reversed matters almost completely with a superb innings of his own

The Western Australian Cricket Association today announced its Chief Executive, Mike Allenby, will step down from the role with immediate effect.

Two declarations and Gary Stead's completing his century marked the third day of the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match at Whangarei

The fact that Sir Paul Condon, head of the International Cricket Council match-fixing investigation team, will be in Auckland tomorrow should not interfere with a thrilling, if arranged, finish to the Auckland-Central Districts Shell Trophy match at