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John Wright, the former New Zealand opener and India coach, is tipped to be Tim Nielsen's replacement as the head coach at the Centre of Excellence

Kenyan officials have expressed their gratitude for being invited to participate in the Logan Cup, even though they ended their month-long tour of Zimbabwe without a win to their name

Jenny Thompson previews the Intercontinental Cup final between Canada and Ireland

The MCC's world cricket committee has said that the game's international calendar is far too cluttered, and wants to see less one-day cricket

I suppose it was inevitable that such a gratuitous photo would evoke such questionable imagery from our readers for our latest caption competition: Alastair Cook pictured with a naked, painted lady

Questions are being asked about the selection issues which have blighted Northerns' Logan Cup campaign

Trent Kelly, the South Australian fast bowler, has left his home state and accepted a two-year deal with Western Australia

Brad Hodge hammered his second unbeaten century from three one-day games for Lancashire, propelling his side to victory against Yorkshire on Sunday. Hodge's 141 not out was the only hundred from an Australian in county matches this week

After a series of denials, the Indian board (BCCI) has said that they have discussed with Dav Whatmore his interest in coaching the Indian team

While news regarding the ongoing investigation into the death of Bob Woolmer is hard to come by, there are increasing suggestions that the Jamaican police jumped the gun in launching a murder enquiry

The New Zealand board will retain any players who lose central contracts on lesser provincial contracts

A report in The Mail On Sunday claims that England's cricketers could face a massive demand for tax on perks they get for international matches

India have agreed to tour Bangladesh for a tri-series in 2008 or 2009 with Pakistan as the third side

Ashley de Silva, the Sri Lanka U-19 manager, said that the focus of selection for the matches against India and Bangladesh would be on players who were eligible to play in the next U-19 World Cup

The Sri Lankan development squad, which recently completed a tour of Bangladesh, will host India's National Cricket Academy in August

SLC were seeking applications from interested coaches to be submitted by July 1 to secure a coach to prepare the team for the 2011 World Cup

Zimbabwe A beat Kenya Select by five wickets on the final day at Harare Sports Club to ensure the visitors ended their month long tour of Zimbabwe without a win

A round-up of the latest County Championship matches

Habibul Bashar, the Bangladesh captain, said his decision to continue playing one-day cricket was prompted by Sourav Ganguly

Andrew Flintoff has been released to play for Lancashire in Sunday's Friends Provident match against Yorkshire at Old Trafford