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Du Plessis fifty marks slow South Africa progress

Faf du Plessis and Dean Elgar struck fifties but South Africa were very slow and finished at 201 for 4 on day two

10-Aug-2014•The Report by Alagappan Muthu

SA A wrap up eight-wicket win over Australia A

Half-centuries from Tom Cooper and Matthew Wade were in vain as Australia A were handed an eight-wicket defeat by South Africa A in Townsville

10-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

SL beat rain to win after Herath's six

Rangana Herath conjured six wickets on a day-five pitch that carried little threat and Sri Lanka hunted down 99 in a dramatic chase under the constant threat of rain and fading light

10-Aug-2014•The Report by Abhishek Purohit

Hawksbills stun Red Steel for first win

Hawksbills pulled off their first win of the season to prevent Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel from going clear at the top

10-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Zouks beat Tallawahs on Pietersen's 2014 debut

Mervin Mathew's 3 for 14 set up a shock seven-wicket victory for the St Lucia Zouks over the Jamaica Tallawahs on Saturday at Warner Park in St Kitts

09-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Olivier, Malan provide fight for SA

Hanco Oliver and Janneman Malan battled back for South Africa on day three to leave England with work still to do to win the second Youth Test at Wantage Road.

09-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Mitchell, Fell set up record chase

Daryl Mitchell and Tom Fell set up Worcestershire's record-breaking chase as they kept alive their hopes of progressing in the Royal London Cup.

09-Aug-2014•Press Association

Bracewell, Sodhi set up NZ A win

New Zealand A pulled off their second win in as many days, an emphatic dismantling of Sri Lanka A to follow victory over England Lions, giving them control of the triangular series

09-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

England's ten men hand India innings defeat

A woeful batting display on the third afternoon, significantly worse than their opening-day effort, meant India subsided to 161 and handed England victory by an innings and 54 runs despite Stuart Broad being in hospital

09-Aug-2014•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Rossouw 231 puts SA A in command

A double century from Rilee Rossouw and an unbeaten fifty from Farhaan Behardien helped South Africa amass a 293-run lead over Australia A on the third day of the four-day game in Townsville

09-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Taylor 93 leads Zimbabwe's fight

Brendan Taylor was the bulk of Zimbabwe's resistance and ensured honours were even at stumps as South Africa took nine wickets for 248

09-Aug-2014•The Report by Alagappan Muthu

Sangakkara double gives SL lead

Kumar Sangakkara continued to torment Pakistan with his tenth double-century that took him past Brian Lara and put him only behind Don Bradman's 12

09-Aug-2014•The Report by Abhishek Purohit

Onions, Collingwood skittle Glamorgan

Phil Mustard scored an impressive half-century and Graham Onions produced a treble-wicket maiden over as Durham condemned Glamorgan to a third straight Royal London Cup in a low-scoring game

08-Aug-2014•Press Association

Sussex beaten by rain and Roland-Jones

Middlesex won for only the second time in the Royal London Cup despite rain ruining their run chase against Sussex in the Group B encounter at Hove

08-Aug-2014•Press Association

Hodd hauls Yorkshire home

Andy Hodd led Yorkshire to victory over Leicestershire as the White Rose stepped up their bid for a place in the Royal London Cup quarter-finals in a rain-affected game at Grace Road.

08-Aug-2014•Press Association

Mahmood helps rout South Africa for 77

South Africa Under-19s were fired out for just 77 and closed the second day at Wantage Road staring defeat in the face after conceding a first-innings lead of 316

08-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Bairstow masks weak Lions display

England Lions' 22-run defeat flattered them. Were it not for a world-class knock from Jonny Bairstow, the margin of defeat would have been sizeable enough to worry about England's ODI reserves.

08-Aug-2014•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Bristol

Root and Buttler sparkle halted by rain

Depending on which forecast you believe, and which proves most accurate, the tail-end of Hurricane Bertha could yet provided England's biggest obstacle to taking a 2-1 lead in the series

08-Aug-2014•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Holder burst seals Tridents' win

A half-century from Raymon Reifer and a four-wicket burst from Jason Holder propelled Barbados Tridents to a 69-run victory

08-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Rain prevails after Sangakkara century

It rained water and milestones on Galle on the third afternoon as Kumar Sangakkara reached his 37th hundred and Mahela Jayawardene his 49th fifty in the 18th century stand between the duo amid periodic showers

08-Aug-2014•The Report by Abhishek Purohit

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