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Darren Lehmann has mixed feelings about becoming the greatest run-scorer in Australian domestic cricket.

The junior Pakistan and Sri Lanka sides lock horns again Wednesday in the second one-dayer at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said Tuesday it would fight Shoaib Akhtar's case all the way but made it clear that it would not allow the paceman to bring the game into disrepute

Australian captain Steve Waugh has today defended match referee Mike Denness' decision to fine and place a suspended Test ban on Indian star Sachin Tendulkar.

Although they conceded a first-innings lead of 91 runs, Services surged back into the game in their second bowling effort, having Haryana at 180/7 by the close of play on Day Three in their Ranji Trophy league match at Faridabad

The Chittagong Divisional Cricket Club raised hopes till the end against the Zimbabwean side in a worm up match held in M A Aziz stadium today

The International Cricket Council will not overrule match referee Mike Denness' decision to fine and impose a suspended ban on Sachin Tendulkar for ball-tampering in the second Test against South Africa in Port Elizabeth

West Indies captain Carl Hooper paid tribute to his depleted bowling attack after a dramatic first hour on the opening day of the second Test in Kandy which saw fast bowler Mervyn Dillon break down with a chest injury and Colin Stuart banned from

Rugby's bully boy approach to its right to stage Super 12 matches on multi-purpose use grounds at cricket's expense may have back-fired

The naming of Australian Rob Smith is one of the features of the State Otago Volts cricket side for the first two rounds of the State Championship, beginning next Monday

Reaction to International Cricket Council match referee Mike Denness' actions in fining Indian players and applying suspensions and suspended sentences for various misdemeanours in South Africa has been way over the top

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) were closely monitoring the controversy involving Sachin Tendulkar who was Tuesday found guilty of ball-tampering

Teetering at 25/2 overnight, Himachal Pradesh found batting form, primarily in the guise of Sangram Singh, who hit a mammoth 190 against Delhi in their Ranji Trophy league match at Bilaspur on Day Three

Following a decision by tour selectors in Sri Lanka to have fast bowler Reon King return to the Caribbean for required surgery, the WICB yesterday named his replacement for the remainder of the tour

The Indian team really seems to have little faith in their collective ability; with a positive frame of mind, the stars in the batting line-up would have had no problems handling the pace attack of South Africa

Somerset County Cricket Club held its annual presentation evening for the A.C

Invercargill Metropolitan has made a winning start to the Otago District Junior Board's programme for 2001/02 with a seven-wicket win over Southland Country in the opening round

Carl Hooper acknowledged yesterday that the West Indies played straight into their hands by using two spinners in last week's first Test against Sri Lanka and signalled a return to what we know best for the remaining two

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming conceded one of his openers was in a "fragile" mental state but he remains optimistic that his team can again unsettle Australia when the countries' Test series resumes in Hobart tomorrow.

South Africa's cricket authorities have appealed to the Board of Control for Cricket in India to go ahead with the third Test match which is due to start at SuperSport Park on Friday