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

Mukund triple-ton puts Tamil Nadu in command

Five-wicket hauls from Ramesh Powar and debutant Dhawal Kulkarni helped Mumbai gain a sizeable first-innings lead at the Brabourne Stadium

Kulkarni and Powar put Mumbai on top

04-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi

Last pair gets Tasmania a slim lead

Tasmania picked up first-innings points thanks to a 66-run tenth-wicket partnership between Gerard Denton and Ben Hilfenhaus after South Australia's debutant fast bowler Peter George troubled the middle order

Dirk Nannes and Clint McKay took four wickets each to help Victoria bowl New South Wales out for 261 on the first day of their Sheffield Shield match in Sydney on Tuesday

Nannes and McKay keep Blues to 261

West Indies Women, buoyed by centuries from Deandra Dottin and Stefanie Taylor, both openers, beat Sri Lanka Women XI comprehensively by 112 runs in their only tour match at the P Saravanamuttu stadium in Colombo on Monday

Openers star in comprehensive Windies win

A round-up of the fourth round of the SuperSport series, in which Paul Harris' twelve wickets for Titans helped them to victory against the Eagles and took them on top of the table

Harris show puts Titans on top

The Dhaka Warriors stormed to second spot with their third straight victory, beating the Ahmedabad Rockets by 13 runs

Resurgent Dhaka make it three wins in a row

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

Baluchistan complete upset win

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

Openers start in style for Tamil Nadu

Rajasthan fought well to keep Mumbai down to 293 for 8 on the first day at the Brabourne Stadium

Menaria ensures honours remain even

03-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi

Sohal century props Punjab

On a typically testing day, Delhi's perseverance and a special century by Punjab's Sunny Sohal made sure no team ended with a clear advantage

03-Nov-2008•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

Macdonald takes honours on rain-hit day

Tim Macdonald's career-best best figures of 6 for 40 helped Tasmania claim the opening day honours at the Bellerive Oval

Luke Pomersbach's attacking century went in vain as Western Australia slumped a 127-run defeat against Queensland at the WACA, their first in the competition

Pomersbach ton in vain as Warriors crash to defeat

Rana Naved-ul-Hasan's superb all-round performance helped the Lahore Badshahs complete an emphatic seven-wicket victory against Chandigarh Lions at the Tau Devi Lal Stadium

Naved-ul-Hasan stars in Lahore's win

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

Shoaib and Tanvir lead Federal Areas fightback

Chennai scored this season's first total in excess of 200 and then restricted Mumbai to 130 for 5. The 75-run margin of victory was the league's largest in terms of runs

Chennai break 200-barrier in big win

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

Sylhet pay for indiscretion

02-Nov-2008•Rabeed Imam

Kallis and Amla too much for Kenya

South Africa completed the formalities of a 2-0 series victory with a comfortable seven-wicket success in the second one-day international in Kimberley

Ryan Broad's third first-class century gave Queensland a strong advantage and set up an interesting final-day chase for Western Australia at the WACA

Warriors chase 324 after Broad century