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Broad answers England omission

A round-up of the County Championship action

30-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Afghanistan and Nepal top groups

Round-up of the sixth day's matches from the Asian Cricket Council Elite Trophy

30-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

South Africa take control as England fold

South Africa came into this Test at England's favourite ground, and with a history of failing to build on series leads, but after bowling the home side out for 231 are well on their way to their ultimate goal

30-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Blain's haul downs Netherlands

The European Championship Division 1 continued at three venues around Dublin. Here is a round-up of the action from the fourth day

29-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

UAE win third sucessive match

Round-up of the fifth day's matches from the Asian Cricket Council Elite Trophy

29-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Beer and Dawson spin out New Zealand

Once play got under way, it seemed only the weather might stop England Under-19s as they totally dominated the last stage of their match against New Zealand

29-Jul-2008•John Ward at Taunton

New Zealand battle during follow on

New Zealand's Under-19 players are putting up a creditable fight for a draw in the first four-day match against their England counterparts in Taunton

28-Jul-2008•John Ward at Taunton

Ireland overwhelm Netherlands

The European Championship Division 1 continued at three venues around Dublin. Here is a round-up of the action from the third day

28-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hong Kong thrash Qatar by 176 runs

Round-up of the fourth day's matches from the Asian Cricket Council Elite Trophy

28-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Afghanistan and Hong Kong score wins

Round-up of the third day's matches from the Asian Cricket Council Elite Trophy

27-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

England take control after run spree

New Zealand Under-19s captain, George Walker, began a fightback at Taunton but there is a long way to go for his team after England Under-19s made 512 for 8

27-Jul-2008•John Ward at Taunton

Peterson makes most of practice time

The South Africans opted for extended batting practice on the final day against Bangladesh A at New Road, continuing their second innings well into the second session before setting a notional target of 637

27-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ahsan stars in astonishing Kuwait win

Round-up of the second day's matches from the Asian Cricket Council Trophy Elite

27-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Middlesex crowned champions in thriller

It is always hoped that the final of a tournament brings the best action and the climax to the Twenty20 Cup didn't disappoint as Middlesex claimed their first silverware for 15 years with a thrilling three-run victory against defending champions Kent

26-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

New Zealand toil against Redfern and Smith

A magnificent partnership, still unbroken, of 252 for the fourth wicket between Daniel Redfern and Greg Smith gave England Under-19s a major advantage over their New Zealand counterparts

26-Jul-2008•John Ward at Taunton

Nel and Ntini find their groove

Andre Nel and Makhaya Ntini combined to outclass Bangladesh A on the second day at New Road, their seven wickets shooting out their fellow tourists for 121 in 40 overs

26-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Kent and Middlesex ease into finals

Middlesex and Kent have moved in the Twenty20 final and with it the chance of some major pay-days in the near future

26-Jul-2008•The Bulletins by Will Luke and Andrew McGlashan

Malaysia and Saudi Arabia start with wins

Round-up of the first day's matches from the Asian Cricket Council Trophy Elite

26-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

New Zealand clinch Emerging Players title

The New Zealand Emerging Players, aided by Neil Broom's 62, held their nerve to clinch the Emerging Players Tournament by defeating the Australian Institute of Sports after a tight chase at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane

26-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Murali and Mendis maul India

In a match dominated by not one but two smiling assassins, Sri Lanka completely destroyed the Indian batting line-up twice over to script their best win at home

26-Jul-2008•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

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