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Vince Hogg has announced his intention to resign as managing director of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

Vince Hogg resigns as managing director of ZCU

The Zimbabwe Cricket Union held a press conference in Harare this afternoon to brief the media on last week's talks with the ICC in Dubai

Chingoka defends Zimbabwe's corner

Peter Chingoka, chairman of the Zimbwabe board, arrives in Dubai today to meet representatives of the ICC in a bid to salvage Zimbabwe's international status

Chingoka meets ICC in Dubai

Chandigarh's Sector 16 stadium is likely to host its first one-day international for 14 years when Australia tour India later this year

Chandigarh's Sector 16 stadium set for ODI

Salman Butt has been appointed Pakistan's vice-captain until December as PCB finalises categories for central contracts

Butt named Malik's deputy

Brendon McCullum will return to Otago for the 2007-08 season after ending his four-year stay at Canterbury

McCullum goes home to Otago

Lisa Keightley has become the first woman to be appointed as coach of the Australia women's team

Keightley to coach Australia's women

Geoff Lawson has flown to Islamabad for an interview for the Pakistan coaching job

Pakistan board eases Lawson's safety concerns

A round-up of the latest Championship matches

Hick reaches 40,000 first-class runs

17-Jun-2007•Alan Curr

Henderson replaces Vaas at Middlesex

Middlesex have signed Tyron Henderson, the South Africa allrounder, as a replacement for Chaminda Vaas who is committed to Sri Lanka's series against Bangaldesh, later this month

Kevin Pietersen wants to be a member of an England side that 'demolishes' Australia in two years time after the team's 5-0 Ashes humbling.

Pietersen wants Ashes revenge

Netherlands have announced two new faces in a 13-man squad for their Canada tour which kicks off at the end of June

Two new faces in Netherlands squad

A sign of cricket's growing popularity in China, especially among women, is that there are 19 teams in the women's National Championships this year as opposed to only six last year when the tournament was started

Chinese women gear up for Asian championships

In a scathing attack, former Indian captain Bishan Singh Bedi has termed Sunil Gavaskar as a 'destructive' influence and felt he 'always liked power without accountability'

Gavaskar a 'destructive' influence - Bishan Bedi

Done, who took over as ICC's High Performance Manager from Bob Woolmer in 2004 after the latter was appointed Pakistan's coach, previously visited Pakistan in 2001 on a coaching assignment with the National Academy in Lahore

Done interviewed for Pakistan coaching job

First-class cricket in Pakistan is likely to undergo yet another structural change in the forthcoming season, which might see departmental teams grouped together with regional teams in a single first-class championship

Expanded domestic tournament on the cards

Phil Edmonds, the former England left-arm spinner, has stood down as chairman of Middlesex midway through the season, citing pressures of business

Phil Edmonds stands down as Middlesex chairman

A leaked report claims that Judge Adrian Saunders, the mediator in the dispute between the West Indies board and several leading players over contracts, will find in favour of the players

Mediator to rule in favour of players

Viv Richards has called for the West Indies board and the players to lay down their differences so a full-strength team can be sent to Australia

Viv Richards calls for end to dispute