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McCullum gives NZ A opening honours

A career-best 6 for 90 from Nathan McCullum, the offspinning allrounder, helped New Zealand A take firm control of the opening day of the unofficial Test against India A in Chennai

28-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australian bowlers rip through RCA

Australia's bowlers were clinical in routing Rajasthan Cricket Academy's Centre for Excellence for 122 on the final day of their warm-up match in Jaipur

28-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Warwickshire sign off with style

A round-up of the last day in the final round of matches in County Championship's second division

27-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Odoyo stars but Pakistan clinch series

Thomas Odoyo ripped through the Pakistan Cricket Academy's top order, taking 4 for 14 in six overs, but Kenya failed to capitalise and succumbed to a 19-run loss in Nairobi

27-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Lancashire ease to eight-wicket win

Lancashire cantered to an eight-wicket victory at Taunton with Mark Chilton falling three short of his second century of the season

27-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Gajendra Singh spins Australians for 218

The Australians' first competitive outing in India didn't start off on a good note, with rookie left-arm spinner Gajendra Singh's five-wicket haul restricting them to 218 on day one in Jaipur

27-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Nottinghamshire sent crashing to painful defeat

Nottinghamshire's Championship hopes were finally extinguished at 3.57 when Charlie Shreck struck a catch to backward point and Hampshire completed a massive 203-run victory

27-Sep-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Trent Bridge

Goodwin and Rashid bask in the sun

Martin Williamson reports on the final day of the Championship clash between Sussex and Yorkshire at Hove

27-Sep-2008•Martin Williamson at Hove

Thorp secures Durham's maiden title

Durham marched towards their first County Championship title with a thumping innings-and-71-run victory against Kent at Canterbury

27-Sep-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Kaushal Silva ton leads SL to series win

Kaushal Silva made an express 126 to set up Sri Lanka A's comfortable 81-run win over South Africa A in Bloemfontein

27-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Delhi collapse to hand ROI trophy

Anil Kumble and Harbhajan Singh ran through Delhi's batting order and completed a 187-run win for Rest of India in the Irani Cup match in Vadodara

27-Sep-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

Leicestershire end on a high

A round-up of the third day in the final round of matches in County Championship's second division

26-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Dhoni and Zaheer give ROI the edge

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's quickfire assault and Zaheer Khan's probing spell that disintegrated Delhi's top order put Rest of India in the driver's seat to lift the Irani Cup

26-Sep-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi in Vadodara

Nottinghamshire's grip slowly loosens

Jon Culley reports on the third day of the Championship table-topper at Trent Bridge

26-Sep-2008•Jon Culley at Trent Bridge

Thorp boosts Durham's title hopes

Jeremy James reports on the third day of the Championship clash between Kent and Durham at Canterbury

26-Sep-2008•Jeremy James at Canterbury

Keedy ends Somerset's chance

Andrew McGlashan reports on the third day of the Championship clash between Somerset and Lancashire at Taunton

26-Sep-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Taunton

Sussex follow on despite Nash hundred

Andrew Miller reports on the third day of the Championship relegation clash between Sussex and Yorkshire at Hove

26-Sep-2008•Andrew Miller at Hove

Naeem leads Bangladesh to series win

Bangladesh Cricket Board Academy edged a three-wicket win to clinch the three-match one-day series against the Sri Lanka Academy

26-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hussey-inspired Australia claim series

The 15000-odd spectators who showed up at the MA Chidambaram witnessed a massive drubbing as Australia A batted India A out of the game to claim the tri-series and round off their tour on a high

26-Sep-2008•The Bulletin by Kanishkaa Balachandran in Chennai

Rest of India build on Munaf's spell

Munaf Patel's sustained spell of hostile fast bowling and a steadily-developing partnership between Rahul Dravid and S Badrinath put Rest of India well ahead of Delhi with three days to go

25-Sep-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi in Vadodara

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