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Will Luke speaks to Aftab Habib and Kabir Khan, the coaches of Hong Kong and Afghanistan, ahead of Division Four of the World Cricket League

Sourav Ganguly's presence in the India A squad for the second and final Test against New Zealand A has turned an otherwise low-key affair into a mini spectacle

The Australians are trying to extract as much as they can from the match against Board President's XI in preparation for the first Test in Bangalore

The women's Challenger Series kicks off just a few weeks before India's tour to Australia

Kanishkaa Balachandran previews the final of the A Team Triangular Series

Delhi, the defending Ranji Trophy champions, boast a formidable batting line-up but the Rest of India's vault is rich in experience

All three teams are level on points, having won and lost a game each, though New Zealand boast the best net run-rate

The third Mohammad Nissar Trophy kicks off at the Feroz Shah Kotla in New Delhi on Monday, Delhi taking on Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited

Cricinfo previews the A team tri-nation series featuring Australia, New Zealand and hosts India

Sriram Veera previews the first three-day match between India A and Australia A in Bangalore

Are England really the second-best one-day team in the world? It's a preposterous notion, and yet, by the time Kevin Pietersen's men go to bed in the early hours of Thursday morning, it could well be an officially-recognised fact

Bangladesh hope to expose Australia's lack of match practice in the first ODI in Darwin

Namibia can make significant strides towards their first Intercontinental Cup final when they take on bottom-of-the-table Bermuda in Hamilton. They are currently second in the table, level on points with Scotland, but have two games in hand

England took an unassailable 3-0 lead at The Oval, but for England's new and irrepressibly positive captain, he and his team have greater goals in their sights

England have the chance to crown a stellar year when they take on India this week in the first of five one-dayers

Bangladesh hope to expose Australia's lack of match practice in the first ODI in Darwin

Kevin Pietersen's captaincy honeymoon shows no sign of abating as the third ODI prepares to get underway

Sri Lanka have lost two out of their last three series at home - against Pakistan and England - and beaten only Bangladesh so they will hope their batsmen fire them to a consolation victory

Sri Lanka have their backs to the wall and need to win the next two matches to ensure they avoid consecutive ODI series losses at home

England made a useful start to the one-dayers with a win after losing the Test series to South Africa, who had started favourites to take the one-dayers, too