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Flintoff ends England's 75-year wait

In his last Test at the home of cricket, Andrew Flintoff broke England's 75-year Lord's curse with his first five-wicket haul since the Ashes-clinching Oval Test of 2005 as England took a 1-0 lead in the series

20-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Lord's

Rain ends Bangladesh's hopes

Rain played spoilsport in the second ODI bringing the game to a close soon after Bangladesh posted a challenging total batting first

20-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Late wickets spoil Pakistan's day

Having decided to bowl first under overcast skies, Sri Lanka were indebted to Thilan Thushara for two breakthroughs in a morning session otherwise dominated by Pakistan

20-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Mascarenhas effort falls short

A round-up from the latest Pro40 matches

19-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Spinners give Bangladesh control

Shakib Al Hasan led from the front as Bangladesh tightened the noose on West Indies to leave them struggling at 192 for 8 by tea on the third day in Grenada

19-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Clarke and Haddin keep England at bay

Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin kept alive Australian hopes of a world-record run chase with an unbeaten partnership of 185 that both stunned and enthralled the capacity Lord's crowd

19-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Lord's

Warwickshire edge futile points battle

It's a dispiriting experience watching cricket at Edgbaston. With the dead pitches negating the chances of victories, matches in Birmingham are cloaked in a spirit of ennui

18-Jul-2009•George Dobell at Edgbaston

Northeast hundred fires England

Sam Northeast continued his fine form with another century, as England eased to an 84-run victory over Bangladesh in the opening ODI at Grace Road

18-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

van Bunge heroics seals draw

Daan van Bunge fell two short of a deserved maiden first-class hundred, but nevertheless helped Netherlands pull off a fine result to draw against Canada on the final day at Rotterdam

18-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Roach six-for gives WI slight edge

A fiery Kemar Roach grabbed a six-wicket haul to bowl out Bangladesh for 232 before the West Indies batsmen extended the lead to 61, with nine wickets intact, by close of play in Grenada

18-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

England dominant with 521-run lead

A methodical second-innings batting performance has England poised to end Australia's era of dominance at Lord's

18-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Lord's

Durham complete massive win

It could have been over in one ball, but instead it lasted seven. In front of a crowd of about 30 spectators, it took Durham about four minutes to pick up the final Nottinghamshire wicket

18-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by John Ward at Trent Bridge

White and Voges brush off Pakistan

Australia A dominated the one-off Twenty20 by thumping Pakistan A by seven wickets at the Allan Border Field

18-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Key double ton builds Kent lead

A round-up of the latest matches in the County Championship as Robert Key hits a double hundred and Surrey's Stewart Walters makes the first ton of his career

17-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Season faces uncertain plans

There was an air of futility at Edgbaston as Warwickshire and Lancashire fought for bonus points amid the showers

17-Jul-2009•George Dobell at Edgbaston

Harmison fires Durham to the brink

John Ward reports from the third day between Nottinghamshire and Durham at Trent Bridge

17-Jul-2009•John Ward at Trent Bridge

Netherlands facing heavy defeat

A century from Sunil Dhaniram and three quick wickets from Umar Bhatti left Netherlands staring at defeat after the third day of their ICC Intercontinental Cup match against Canada at Rotterdam

17-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Spinners choke West Indies again

The Bangladeshi spinners, led by Mahmudullah, had a field day to bowl out West Indies for 237 on the opening day's play in Grenada

17-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Anderson leads England charge

Australia's 75-year unbeaten record at Lord's is facing its greatest threat, after England's seamers scythed through the tourists' top-order on a rain-interrupted second day at Lord's

17-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Lord's

Carberry responds to Wright's ton

A round-up of the latest matches in the County Championship as Luke Wright and Michael Carberry trade hundreds while Stewart Walters leads a Surrey recovery

16-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

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