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England's first Test against India is only a few weeks away, yet TV and radio coverage of the tour is still in doubt

Sky forced to increase bid for England's tour

Rahul Dravid has rubbished perceptions of Greg Chappell running the show and has asserted that he is own man

'I decide what happens on the field' - Dravid

A summary of the latest action in the Ranji Trophy One-Day Tournament

Mongia special downs HP as Punjab top league phase

Zimbabwe have dropped controversial plans to reduce the forthcoming one-day series against Kenya from five to three matches

Zimbabwe about turn on Kenya series

18-Feb-2006•Steven Price in Harare

Bosman called up for Twenty20

South Africa announce their squad for the Twenty20 and the one-dayers against Australia

Ian Bell believes England had a good day in spite of being bowled out for 299 after he top-scored with 78

Ian Bell happy with the work-out against spinners

Glamorgan are unlikely to get funding to improve Sophia Gardens

Glamorgan unlikely to get funding for Sophia Gardens

A summary of the latest action in the Ranji Trophy One-Day Tournament

Assam sneak to win in low-scoring game

Jacques Kallis has been ruled out of the Twenty20 and it's likely he will miss the one-day series, too

Kallis out of the Twenty20

A round-up from the second day of the latest round of matches in the SAA Provincial Challenge

Gamiet ton edges Border into slender lead

17-Feb-2006•Keith Lane

'Twenty six won't be too hard to beat' - Flintoff

Flintoff looks to improve batting record in India

17-Feb-2006•George Binoy

Hussain calls for adaptable thinking from England

Nasser Hussain has urged Michael Vaughan to do "whatever it takes" to beat India - even if it means resorting to media manipulation

Major League Cricket has formally approached the ICC and asked to be allowed to take charge of the running of the game in the USA

Cameron approaches ICC in a bid to oust USACA

17-Feb-2006•Martin Williamson

Sarwan and Bravo yet to be passed fit

Ramnaresh Sarwan and Dwayne Bravo, key players in West Indies' line-up, are yet to be passed fit for tomorrow's one-day international against New Zealand in Wellington

Nimbus Communications Ltd has won the telecast right to Indian cricket for the next four years after bidding US $612 million, the BCCI announced today

Nimbus wins telecast rights for Indian cricket

Ricky Ponting has set the cat among the pigeons ahead of the Australian tour to Bangladesh by calling for Bangladesh to be stripped of its Test status

Ponting queries Bangladesh Test status

Michael Clark, the 27-year-old West Australian fast bowler, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket.

Michael Clark forced to retire

Jason Gillespie has backed himself to earn a spot in the Australian team set to tour South Africa

Gillespie upbeat about making Test comeback

A summary of the latest action in the Ranji Trophy One-Day Tournament

Karnataka and Tamil Nadu through to next round