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Sarwan escapes injury in traffic accident

Ramnaresh Sarwan has said he will be available for this weekend's one-day international double-header against Zimbabwe in Guyana despite being involved in a traffic accident

05-May-2006

Cooley returns to Australia

Troy Cooley, the fast-bowling coach who helped England regain the Ashes last year, has returned home to begin shoring up Australia's pace attack ahead of the much-anticipated rematch later this year

05-May-2006•AFP

Haddin to lead Australia A

Australian selectors named a strong Australia A squad for a series of four-day, one-day and Twenty20 cricket matches against A teams from New Zealand, India and Pakistan in Darwin and Cairns in July

04-May-2006•AFP

We should have batted longer - Fleming

After the second Test had petered out into a tame draw at Cape Town, Stephen Fleming countered criticism of his decision to bat on into the third day by saying he declared too early.

01-May-2006•AFP

Lara demands more runs from top order

Brian Lara has demanded his batsmen rediscover their killer instincts in the remaining five one-day internationals against Zimbabwe

01-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ashes most bruising defeat for Australians

A Cricket Australia opinion poll has confirmed what has been evident Down Under since last September - that the Ashes loss to England hurt Australians more than any other sporting defeat

21-Apr-2006•AFP

Imran recalled for ODIs against Australia

Bangladesh selectors recalled Tushar Imran, the middle-order batsman for the three-match one-day series against the visiting Australians

19-Apr-2006•AFP

Vaughan can do both jobs - Graveney

David Graveney, England's chairman of selectors, has said Michael Vaughan is set to continue as England's Test and one-day captain when he eventually returns from a knee injury

17-Apr-2006•AFP

One-day decision has to be made, admits Vaughan

Michael Vaughan has insisted that he is currently far from considering quitting the one-day game but admitted he may have to do so in the future to continue playing at the highest level

13-Apr-2006•AFP

McKenzie and Duminy punish New Zealand

Test veteran Neil McKenzie and promising youngster Jean-Paul Duminy punished the touring New Zealanders in an unbeaten fourth-wicket stand of 248 for the Rest of South Africa on the first day of a four-day match at Willowmoore Park on Friday

08-Apr-2006•AFP

Kumble eyes World Cup return

Anil Kumble said on Thursday he had not lost hope of playing in next year's World Cup in the West Indies since he had plenty of cricket left in him

06-Apr-2006

Sri Lanka aim to send Jayasuriya off in style

Sri Lanka are hoping to give their former skipper, Snath Jayasuriya, a grand farewell by winning the second and final Test against Pakistan

01-Apr-2006

Australia aim to keep supremacy over South Africa

Australia will aim to maintain their supremacy over South Africa when they play a "dead rubber" third Test starting at the Wanderers Stadium Friday

30-Mar-2006

Hayden hits out at pitch repair

Matthew Hayden hit out on Monday at repairs which were made to the Kingsmead pitch before the fourth day's play

28-Mar-2006•AFP

Galle may host South Africa Test

Sri Lanka's cricket authorities are hopeful the tsunami-hit Galle International Stadium will be ready to host a Test match against South Africa in August

27-Mar-2006

Bangladesh safe for at least six years

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) secretary, Mahbub Anam, has said the country are not in danger of losing their Test status for at least six years

25-Mar-2006•AFP

New Zealand eye SA series, Windies seek redemption

West Indies are hoping for a massive reversal of fortunes in the third Test while the hosts are looking to pull off a clean sweep

24-Mar-2006

Gatting falls for a duck against Afghanistan

Hafti Gulabid, a fast bowler from Jalalabad, claimed the prize wicket of Mike Gatting for a duck as an Afghanistan side won their first ever match against MCC at Mumbai

23-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Atapattu ruled out of entire series

Sri Lanka suffered a major setback when Marvan Atapattu was ruled out of the ongoing one-dayers as well as the upcoming Tests against Pakistan

18-Mar-2006•AFP

Triple injury blow for Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka have suffered a triple blow ahead of their opening one-day international against Pakistan on Friday

15-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

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