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Hong Kong take fourth semi-final berth

A round-up of the seventh day's matches in the ACC Under-19 women's tournament in Thailand

20-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Redbacks surrender points in hope for outright result

South Australia challenged New South Wales to set a tempting target after declaring their first innings 179 behind

20-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

England fight back but India on top

India's top and lower order piled on the frustration for England on day two in Mohali, building on the foundation laid yesterday by Gautam Gambhir and Rahul Dravid

20-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Smith hundred allows South Africa to dream of victory

Graeme Smith's 108 drove South Africa to 3 for 227 in their bid to reach 414 and record the second-highest chase in history

20-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

O'Brien & McIntosh give NZ the edge

It wasn't the most entertaining batting display but New Zealand's cautious approach took them to a position of safety on the second day of the deciding Test at McLean Park

20-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hyderabad make Saurashtra sweat

A round-up of the second day's play of the seventh-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2008-09

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bose blitz gives Bengal the upper hand

A round-up of the second's day's play of the Ranji Trophy Plate League semi-finals

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Moores refuses to write off Harmison

After a day of grind and attrition for England's bowlers who managed just one scalp between them, Peter Moores made it clear that despite Steve Harmison's second axing in a year, his international future is not in jeopardy

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Muzumdar ton strengthens Mumbai's advantage

Mumbai continued to dictate terms for the second straight day at the Brabourne Stadium

19-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi at the Brabourne Stadium

Dravid shuts the door on England

Rahul Dravid has endured the slings and arrows of a fickle sport for more than a decade, but after a sapping day in the field, England's cricketers also have a much greater understanding of what it takes to succeed in a country that has long been regarde

19-Dec-2008•Andrew Miller

Maharashtra fight but advantage Karnataka

Fourteen wickets fell on a spinners' day as Karnataka surged ahead to a healthy 173-run lead with five wickets remaining in their second innings

19-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera in Bangalore

Rain washes out Sind-Federal Areas clash

Heavy overnight rain and a persistent drizzle through the day ruled out any chances of play in the match between Sind Dolphins and Federal Areas Leopards

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Malaysia make it to semis

A round-up of the sixth day's matches in the ACC Under-19 women's tournament in Thailand

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Nepal's winning streak continues

A round-up of the fifth day's matches in the ACC Under-19 women's tournament in Thailand

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Blues take control through Smith and Thornely

South Australia suffered a late blow in their reply to New South Wales' commanding first innings of 6 for 483 as they slipped to 2 for 99

19-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australia in control but South Africa refuse to fold

Australia sat in the preferred position with a lead of 322 over South Africa after the third day

19-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Peter English

Gambhir and Dravid light up gloomy day

It was a day of accumulation which offered little out-and-out entertainment - 179 runs and one wicket came from 72 overs - but it was one which belonged entirely to India

19-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Chanderpaul and Nash drive West Indies

Shivnarine Chanderpaul continued his dominance of world cricket by scoring his 20th Test century on the first day of the second and deciding Test against New Zealand at McLean Park

18-Dec-2008•The Bulletin by Marc Ellison

Ganguly shines for Bengal

A round-up for the first day's play of the Ranji Trophy Plate League semi-finals

18-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Manzoor and Iqbal steer Sind to easy win

Khurram Manzoor's unbeaten 107, supported by a run-a-ball 83 from Faisal Iqbal, steered Sind Dolphins to their first win of the tournament

18-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

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