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New blood handed chance to shine

After a hard-fought Test series in which all three matches went to five days, a Twenty20 international will probably be a welcome release for some of the players

19-Jun-2008•Brydon Coverdale

England poised to seize control

England have now won four matches in a row against New Zealand, and they look primed to extend that run of form

17-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

England wary of New Zealand backlash

Cricinfo preview the first of five one-dayers between England and New Zealand

14-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

India start as firm favourites

Pakistan have usually fared better than India in ODI finals between these traditional rivals but India are firm favourites going into Saturday's encounter

13-Jun-2008•The Preview by Siddarth Ravindran

Hurtling into a new era

It's the form of the game that has turned cricket upside down, and for England's players, it's become even more crucial than ever

13-Jun-2008•The Preview by Andrew Miller at OId Trafford

Collingwood fights to keep England focussed

As England prepare to take on New Zealand in a one-off Twenty20, Paul Collingwood has admitted that Stanford is a distraction

13-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh look to upset red-hot India

Bangladesh, who are yet to win a match against significant opposition since last year's World Cup, now have the unenviable task of beating an in-form India to avoid elimination

11-Jun-2008•Siddarth Ravindran

Counties chase huge riches

The Twenty20 Cup starts today, with the multi-millon pound Champions League to aim for. Cricinfo assess who are the likely contenders for the mega-bucks

11-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Tight Caribbean tussle ends too soon

West Indies' main problem as they attempt to come from behind and level the series in Barbados from Thursday is the big prize is already back in Australia's hands

11-Jun-2008•Peter English

West Indies aim to level series

The Frank Worrell Trophy will remain in Australian hands regardless of the result in the third Test in Barbados but there is still plenty to play for as West Indies aim to draw the series

11-Jun-2008•Brydon Coverdale

Form book points to India

Overworked v Undercooked probably sums up the state of the two title contenders in the tri-series

09-Jun-2008•The Preview by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Pakistan favourites against familiar opponents

Pakistan and Bangladesh face off for the sixth time in the last two months. Though Pakistan will be expected to win, beating Bangladesh at home may not be as easy

07-Jun-2008•The Preview by George Binoy in Mirpur

Vaughan seeks consistency

England will field an unchanged team for the fifth consecutive Test, equalling a record from 1884-85, but they are still searching for consistency on the field

04-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Trent Bridge

Swing to be king in final Test

Cricinfo previews the third and final Test between England and New Zealand at Trent Bridge

04-Jun-2008•The Preview by Will Luke at Trent Bridge

Nerves will be tested in knock-out stage

The Friends Provident Trophy has reached the quarter-final stage with all four matches being played on Wednesday. Cricinfo takes a look at the four games and how the sides match up

03-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Stage set for blockbuster finale

As the summer blockbuster comes to an end, two of its biggest superstars clash in the finale in Mumbai

31-May-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

Favourites Punjab take on bogey team

Kings XI Punjab may start as overwhelming favourites but if there's one team they might have wanted to avoid in the semi-finals it would have been the Chennai Super Kings

30-May-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

No reward for coming first

The Rajasthan Royals, perfect over seven games in Jaipur, go into their semi-final against the Delhi Daredevils with no reward whatsoever for that pristine home record

29-May-2008•Dileep Premachandran

Rajasthan and Delhi brace for knock-out clash

The irony of the Indian Premier League's first semi-final is that Delhi has Rajasthan to thank for their place in the final four

29-May-2008•George Binoy

Reshuffled teams ready to show true credentials

The first Australia-West Indies Test uncovered more issues than it dealt with and it is unlikely many of them will be solved definitively during the second game in Antigua

29-May-2008•Peter English

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