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Sussex fight back as battle is rejoined

Sussex bounced back from Sajid Mahmood's 5 for 76 at Hove and reduced Lancashire to 67 for 4

29-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Watson ton drives easy Australia win

Shane Watson made his first ODI century and Ricky Ponting bounced back to form as Australia completed yet another one-sided victory over West Indies to take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series

29-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Amla and Kallis power South Africa

Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis launched South Africa's tour of England in ominous fashion, as a depleted Somerset attack was put to the sword in front of a packed Sunday crowd at Taunton

29-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller at Taunton

Sangakkara ton sets up 64-run win

Kumar Sangakkara's flawless century was backed by a disciplined bowling performance as Sri Lanka took a giant stride towards the final with a comfortable 64-run win

29-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Siddarth Ravindran

Debutant Foggo stars in Bermuda's three-wicket win

Bermuda took the lead in the three-match ODI series after beating Canada by three wickets in a closely-fought game, reduced by rain to 36 overs a side, at the Maple Leaf North-West Ground in King City

29-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Rampant India overwhelm Bangladesh

Alok Kapali's dazzling 115 gave Bangladesh a fighting chance, but their inability to hold on to catches meant that India breezed past another stiff target

28-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Styris stars as New Zealand secure series

Scott Styris and Daniel Vettori, New Zealand's two most experienced ODI players, guided their team to a 51-run victory that ensured their often disappointing and sometimes heated tour ended on a high

28-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale at Lord's

Taylor powers West Indies to convincing win

West Indies cherished their first ever Twenty20 international with a 75-run rout over Ireland at the Rush Cricket Club in Dublin on Friday

28-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Arafat stars as Kent stay alive

A round-up from the final set of qualifying matches in the Twenty20 Cup where Kent and Essex move into the quarter-finals

27-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Rashid stars to put Yorkshire through

Despite an umpiring error that could have had serious consequences for them, Yorkshire ran up a convincing nine-wicket victory over their southern neighbours Nottinghamshire. This earned them a place in the Twenty20 quarter-finals

27-Jun-2008•John Ward at Trent Bridge

Australia hammer undisciplined Windies

Michael Hussey and Michael Clarke showed West Indies how to apply themselves on a difficult pitch but their hosts ignored the lesson and threw away wickets when the going got tough, handing Australia a comprehensive 63-run Duckworth/Lewis win

27-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Warwickshire through in day of washouts

A round-up from the latest Twenty20 matches

26-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Second one-dayer washed out

Ireland will head into the third and final one-dayer looking to square the series after the second ODI in Dublin was washed out without a ball being bowled

26-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sri Lanka prevail over spirited UAE

Amjad Ali's stroke-filled 77 offered UAE some hope as they chased an improbable target of 290

26-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi

Sehwag and Raina seal thumping win

A mighty performance from India's batsmen, led by Virender Sehwag and Suresh Raina, made short work of Pakistan's competitive target of 300

26-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Resurgent Middlesex into last eight

A round-up of the latest Twenty20 Cup matches as quarter-final places loom large

25-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vincent helps Lancashire into quarters

Lancashire were perhaps fortunate to complete to a comfortable 23-run victory over Nottinghamshire at Old Trafford and secure their quarter-final spot

25-Jun-2008•John Ward at Old Trafford

Sri Lanka prove too strong for Bangladesh

Mohammad Ashraful was left to rue his decision at the toss - on the sort of pitch where they had piled 300-plus the previous day, Bangladesh decided to field first and paid a heavy price

25-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Nagraj Gollapudi

India thrash sorry Hong Kong

Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his team marked the 25th anniversary of India's World Cup triumph with an emphatic 256-run win over Hong Kong in Karachi

25-Jun-2008•The Bulletin by Mathew Varghese

New Zealand take controversial last-ball thriller

Kyle Mills and Mark Gillespie held their nerve to seal New Zealand a thrilling and incredible one-wicket victory at The Oval. After Luke Wright produced a nerveless final over to match his effort in Napier, it came down to two needed off one ball

25-Jun-2008•Jamie Alter at The Oval

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