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Former ICU president John Wright dies

John Wright, the former president and secretary of the Irish Cricket Union, has died aged 65 following a short illness

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Worcestershire lose Edwards

Fidel Edwards has withdrawn from his forthcoming spell as Worcestershire's overseas player after picking up a knee injury during the current series against Australia

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Porterfield and O'Brien out for Ireland

Ireland will be without William Porterfield and Niall O'Brien for their one-day internationals against Scotland and New Zealand in Aberdeen next week

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

The ICC's diminishing choices

Martin Williamson looks at the choices facing the ICC when it considers Zimbabwe's future

24-Jun-2008•Martin Williamson

Kirsten seeks rotation policy for injury-prone India

The season has barely begun for India and the coach, Gary Kirsten, has already sounded out the need for a rotation system for the injury-prone fast bowlers

24-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Scotland prepare for ODI battles

Scotland are preparing to face the twin challenge of New Zealand and Ireland in the one-day tri-series at Mannofield in Aberdeen next week, the first time the ground has hosted ODIs

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

ICC to discuss Zimbabwe future

The ICC will discuss the future of Zimbabwe cricket at their executive meeting in Dubai next week

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

England to launch World Twenty20

The second ICC World Twenty20 will begin on June 5 next year at Lord's when England take on one of the Associate qualifiers

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Traditional rivals drawn together in World Twenty20

The nine-day tournament includes West Indies and South Africa in Group A along with Australia and New Zealand and Sri Lanka and England in Group B with India and Pakistan

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

A brief history

Part one of the history of matches between New Zealand and Pakistan

24-Jun-2008•Martin Williamson

A brief history

A brief history of New Zealand Test series against Pakistan - part two 1980 to the present day

24-Jun-2008•Jamie Alter

Scotland initiate training course

Scotland's first full-time training academy is being run at Edinburgh's Telford College in partnership with Cricket Scotland. It is intended that the year-long course will become an integral part of the treadmill from school cricket to the national level

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

IPL still tempts England players

Giles Clarke's hopes that the deal with Allen Stanford would blunt the appeal of the IPL appears to have been overly optimistic

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Withdrawing from Champions Trophy would hurt Australia

Shafqat Naghmi, the Pakistan Cricket Board's chief operating officer, believes Australia would be hurting their own team if they do not take part in the Champions Trophy in September

24-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Injuries worry West Indies

West Indies' buoyant mood after the Twenty20 may be dinted by the absence of some senior players for the opening match against Australia

23-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hayden and Hussey to put Australia first

Matthew Hayden and Michael Hussey have both confirmed that Australia's tour match in India in early October will take precedence over their potential involvement in the Champions League

23-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

South Africa cut links with Zimbabwe

Pressure from its own cricketers appears to have forced Cricket South Africa into an embarrassing about-turn regarding cricketing links with Zimbabwe

23-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Southern Stars complete clean-sweep of British Isles tour

The Australian Southern Stars completed their eleven-match tour of the British Isles with a clean-sweep of the three one-day international series against Ireland on the weekend

23-Jun-2008•CricInfo

Di Venuto drives Durham to peak

Australia have been playing an entertaining third Test against West Indies in Barbados over the past week, but in England the focus was on the Twenty20 tournament

23-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australia to use ODIs as testing ground

Ricky Ponting expects Australia to win their ODI series against West Indies but there is more at stake for his team than a simple five-match contest. Of greater importance than the immediate results will be what Australia learn about their new group of fr

23-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

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