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Pakistan soar to No. 3 in Tests

Pakistan jumped from sixth place to third in the ICC Test rankings after wrapping up the series against Sri Lanka 2-1

07-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Clarke promises 'tough cricket' to win Ashes

Michael Clarke underlined his side must stick to the methods that have reaped benefits in the past, which includes an aggressive, occasionally unsociable manner on the field

07-Jul-2015•Daniel Brettig in Cardiff

Sony bags SL-India broadcast rights

Sri Lanka Cricket has sold broadcast rights for the forthcoming three-Test series against India to Sony for $3.25 million - a $1.85 million increase from Ten Sports' bid

07-Jul-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Malla hopes success will 'bring happiness' to Nepal

After the devastating earthquake that struck Kathmandu in April, Gyanendra Malla is hoping that securing a World T20 berth could lift the spirits of the Nepali citizens

07-Jul-2015•Peter Della Penna in Belfast

Parnell reports anonymous phone call

Wayne Parnell has reported an anonymous phone call that was allegedly of a threatening nature made to his hotel room in Dhaka on the day of the first Twenty20 international

07-Jul-2015•Mohammad Isam

Uncapped Siriwardana, Pathirana in ODI squad

Sri Lanka have selected two uncapped left-arm spinning allrounders - Milinda Siriwardana and Sachith Pathirana - for the ODI series against Pakistan

07-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Watson to help fill Harris gulf

Shane Watson's greater experience of England and his capacity to bowl some of the kinds of spells Ryan Harris might have delivered for Australia appears set to squeeze him into the first Test team ahead of Mitchell Marsh

06-Jul-2015•Daniel Brettig in Cardiff

Suriname pull out of ICC Americas U-19 Championship

Suriname's anticipated debut at the ICC Americas U-19 Division One championship will have to wait at least another two years after the team was forced to withdraw from the event starting on Sunday in Bermuda

06-Jul-2015•Peter Della Penna

Low-key series an audition for middle-order spot

For the seven specialist batsmen in India's second-string squad, the Zimbabwe series will be a mini-faceoff for the lone vacant spot in the middle-order

06-Jul-2015•Amol Karhadkar

Langeveldt impressed with seamers' aggression

After bowling Bangladesh out for under 100 in the first T20, South Africa's attack intends to apply the same heat to their opposition in the second game as they go in search of a series win

06-Jul-2015•Firdose Moonda

Focus was on bowling to a plan, not de Villiers - Sunny

Charged with the task of opening the bowling for Bangladesh, and facing up to AB de Villiers in the first Twenty20 international against South Africa on Sunday, left-arm spinner Arafat Sunny said he was focused more on bowling to his plans instead of the

06-Jul-2015•Mohammad Isam

Grundy teams up with Ashes old hands

06-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Voges' dashed World Cup dream led to Ashes berth

Adam Voges reflects on how the frankness with Australia coach Darren Lehmann told him he was out of the World Cup squad allowed him to focus on securing a Test spot

06-Jul-2015•Daniel Brettig

Karn Sharma ruled out of Zimbabwe tour

Legspinner Karn Sharma has been ruled out of India's tour of Zimbabwe due to a fractured finger in his left hand

06-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

I now know my game inside out - Mubarak

Jehan Mubarak expressed disappointment at squandering two starts in his first Test in more than seven years, but said he has refined his game enough to now belong at Test level

05-Jul-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Pallekele

Spinning pitch at Cardiff 'very unlikely'

England traveled prepared to play a second spinner in the first Investec Ashes Test in Cardiff but Adil Rashid's chances of a Test debut look to be receding

05-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Jordan holds on to Ashes 'dream'

Chris Jordan is currently recovering from a side strain but has not given up hope of being involved in England's Ashes campaign

05-Jul-2015•Alan Gardner

Du Plessis sets an example with hard graft

A finger injury he sustained in the IPL had not quite healed but Faf du Plessis was undeterred, scoring a fifty for South Africa to guide them to victory in the first Twenty20 international against Bangladesh in Mirpur

05-Jul-2015•Firdose Moonda

'Limited-overs won't play second fiddle' - Strauss

Andrew Strauss has insisted that England will never again view limited-overs cricket as inferior to Test cricket and suggested there will further separation between the teams in each format

04-Jul-2015•George Dobell

Flat pitches will aid Australia - Botham

Ian Botham has warned that England will be "playing into Australia's hands" if flat pitches are prepared for the Investec Ashes

04-Jul-2015•George Dobell

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