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Daniel Vettori is expected to be fit for the ICC Champions Trophy in October this year according to New Zealand cricket.

Vettori will return before Champions Trophy

Rana Naved-ul-Hasan has picked up a groin injury while playing for Sussex during the ongoing county season though it is thought not to be a serious injury.

Rana injures groin in county match

Deb K Das reports on the Eastern and Western Conferences Memorial Day weekend tournaments

Texas to meet South East Zone in US National Finals

05-Jun-2006•Deb K Das

Redbacks rely on local products

South Australia have returned their focus to home-grown players as they named their contract list for 2006-07

Shane Warne turned Hampshire's C & G Trophy match against Surrey into a one-sided affair with six wickets in 20 balls as they went on to win by eight wickets

Warne collects one-day best

Kabir Ali took five wickets to give Worcestershire the upperhand against Gloucestershire at Bristol

Five-star Ali boosts Worcestershire

A tough third day for England at Trent Bridge was compounded by injury concerns to three key players

Flintoff tops injury concerns

Greg Chappell has defended India's selection for the first Test in Antigua by saying that that Harbhajan Singh would have been a luxury and Irfan Pathan needed a break

'Harbhajan would have been a luxury' - Chappell

Michael Vaughan admitted he felt a few niggles while batting and would require more time with Yorkshire

Vaughan in no hurry for recall

James Sutherland apologised to the aggreived fans desperate to acquire tickets for the Ashes

Sutherland apologises to members

Sachin Tendulkar has told Sky Sports that he is targeting the one-day tri-series in Sri Lanka in August for his comeback but that he is still three or four weeks away from being fully fit.

Tendulkar targets August comeback

The dates for Bangladesh's tour of Kenya and Zimbabwe have now been agreed, and the schedule is a punishing one for the Bangladeshis, with eight ODIs in 18 days

Bangladesh set for punishing safari

A round-up from the latest Championship matches

Mushtaq mauls Middlesex

After India had stodged and struggled on the first day, West Indies' batsmen showed that run-scoring wasn't so difficult on this Antigua pitch after all, rattling up 318 for 6 by close of play on the second day

Bravo and Gayle propel Windies into the lead

03-Jun-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Tendulkar on course for August comeback

Sachin Tendulkar should be fit for a triangular one-day international series in Sri Lanka in August, according to Andrew Leipus, India's former physio

Confusion reigns supreme over the exact status of Shoaib Akhtar's ankle injury, and whether or not it will allow him to participate in this summer's tour to England.

Confusion reigns over Shoaib injury

03-Jun-2006•Osman Samiuddin

Cricket Australia powerless to stop scalpers

Cricket Australia has admitted that it is powerless to prevent scalpers from selling Ashes tickets on eBay, attacking the online auction site for refusing to take action off its own back

Zimbabwe's selectors have named a very inexperienced squad for the forthcoming A-team series at home to Bangladesh

Zimbabwe name inexperienced A-team squad

A round-up of the latest matches in the C&G Trophy

Durham edge thriller against Yorkshire