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National First League champions Mutare Sports Club and runners-up Old Georgians have made it to the final of the league knockout competition, setting up what promises to be an explosive finish to the 2001/02 club cricket season

Matabeleland lost their first match in the Logan Cup to Mashonaland by eight wickets in a match where the result was probably decided on the first day with the loss of the toss

Discarded former captain Wasim Akram Thursday termed the reports that he was not fit for five-day cricket as baseless

An enthralling battle is on the cards when Karachi Whites and Peshawar clash in the final of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I National Cricket Championship at National Stadium from Friday

Bushrangers star Damien Fleming is recovering well after undergoing a shoulder arthroscopy yesterday

A match that began (or rather, did not begin) in uncertainty, progressed slowly and ended controversially as Central Districts beat Northern Districts by three wickets

To say that cricket in this country tends to be a bit wary of change is to make one of the great understatements of all time

Jimmy Maher has laid his name before Australia's selectors again and hit Queensland closer to another first-class final to boot with a dominant display of batting on the opening day of the Pura Cup match against New South Wales here in Sydney today.

There are indeed very few `soft' teams in theRanji Trophy these days and the stiffer competition ­ along withthe fact that the leading players are taking part in the knockout stage of the country's premier national competition - hasraised the level

Otago's most successful bowler this season former international Kerry Walmsley has regained his fitness and will play against England in the three-day match starting at the Queenstown Events Centre on Saturday

The final of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy between Karachi Whites and Peshawar, starting Friday here at National Stadium, will be telecast live by Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV)

New South Wales cricketer Graeme Rummans' hearing before an Australian Cricket Board (ACB) committee is under way in Melbourne

Continuing a blazing run of form in this tournament, Vinod Kambli made an unbeaten 56 in chasing Central Zone's meagre total at Gurgaon on Wednesday.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) have informed the Sri Lankan cricket board that the record team sponsorship brokered with Dilmah Tea last year conflicts with one of the World Cup's official sponsors

Zimbabwe found themselves on 260/6 at the close of play of the first day of the second Test, a situation that may have seemed a letdown during a prolific partnership between Andy Flower and Dion Ebrahim but one that they would have settled for when

When you win there can often be different kinds of emotion

Shane Watson declares openly that he's aiming to be the one who ends Australia's 45-year search for a genuine Test all-rounder

Victorian No.3 Brad Hodge scored his second century in as many Pura Cup innings as Victoria finally hit batting form here today at the start of the match against Western Australia at the MCG.

NSW batsman Michael Bevan is no stranger to achieving the impossible on the cricket field, but even his claims that the Blues can still make the Pura Cup final sound hollow.

New South Wales cricketer Graeme Rummans has tonight been handed a one-month ban from representative matches and hit with a fine of $A2000 after being found guilty of a drug offence