Report

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

Waughs' record eclipsed as Pujara scores triple

A complete team performance from the West Indies ensured a 14-run win against Sri Lanka in the fourth ODI at the Premadasa in Colombo

West Indies level series with 14-run win

S Vidyut, who got his first first-class century as a No. 11 batsman, punished the lacklustre Karnataka bowlers ruthlessly on day two at the Chinnaswamy Stadium

Vidyut and Suresh Kumar keep TN in control

11-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga at the Chinnaswamy Stadium

England crash to humiliating defeat

England crumpled to an embarrassing defeat in their second warm-up match at the Brabourne Stadium

Cameron Borgas and Michael Klinger were slow but effective on the second day in Adelaide, where South Australia recovered from early shakes and gave themselves a good chance of taking first-innings points

Borgas and Klinger guide crawling Redbacks

A round-up of the first day's play of the second round matches of the Ranji Plate League

Haryana make merry, Services slip

Lahore Badshahs made their second successive ICL final with a masterful performance over Chennai Superstars in Ahmedabad

Vintage Inzamam packs off Chennai

A round-up of the first day's play of the second-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2007-08

Gagandeep and Gony dismiss Rajasthan cheaply

Arun Karthik, playing his first first-class match, rescued them in an incredibly positive manner to run Karnataka ragged

Arun Karthik puts TN on top

10-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

Prince thwarts his former team

A round-up of the latest round of the SuperSport series as Ashwell Prince produces a match-saving innings against his former team

Western Australia unearthed yet another top-order prospect as Wes Robinson ground out a century in his second game to offset a strong bowling effort from Dan Cullen and his South Australia colleagues

Centurion Robinson defies strong Redbacks

India regained the coveted Border-Gavaskar Trophy, their first series win over Australia in eight years, after they bowled Australia out for 209 to win by 172 runs

India reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

10-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Spirited Lahore seal semi-final spot

Lahore Badshahs needed to avoid a big loss to stay on in top four, but a power-packed performancesealed their place in the semi-finals

A round-up of the fourth round of matches of the National Cricket League in Bangladesh

Rajshahi beat Sylhet to lead the table

09-Nov-2008•Rabeed Imam

Manzoor double ensures points for Sind

A round-up of the fourth day of the third-round matches of the Pentangular Cup

Andrew Flintoff's positive 85-ball 100, with strong support from Owais Shah, set up a comfortable 122-run victory for England over a second-string Mumbai side

Flintoff hits hundred as England win easily

09-Nov-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mumbai

Chandigarh crash out with 39-run loss

Chandigarh Lions needed a big win to boost their semi-final hopes, but once they conceded 197 runs against Ahmedabad Rockets, their campaign was all but over

Sri Lanka took a 2-1 lead with an emphatic eight-wicket win as they chased the lowest total of the series so far. West Indies' middle order collapsed to Sri Lankan spin and only some late fightback by Danielle Small took them past 100

Silva fifty gives Sri Lanka series lead