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Rajasthan edge spirited Chennai

A high-scoring thriller which produced 412 runs finally went the way of Rajasthan Royals, as they edged Chennai Super Kings to record their tenth win of the IPL and further consolidate their position at the top of the table

24-May-2008•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Favourites make strong start

Tournament favourites Afghanistan, Nepal and USA recorded comfortable victories on the opening day of the ICC World Cricket League Division 5 in Jersey

23-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Strong Gale bolsters Yorkshire

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

23-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Clark wobbles Windies on tricky pitch

If there were any doubts how important Ricky Ponting's first-day 158 was to this match, they evaporated on the second day as batsmen from both sides struggled and Stuart Clark and Fidel Edwards thrived on the unpredictable pitch

23-May-2008•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Marsh and Sangakkara seal close win

Despite having little to play for in this dead rubber, Kings XI Punjab put on an imposing performance against the Deccan Chargers and gave the other teams plenty to think about ahead of the semi-finals

23-May-2008•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Sussex surge to first win

Sussex wrapped up their first Championship victory of the season by a comfortable margin of 73 runs over the home side, Nottinghamshire

23-May-2008•John Ward at Trent Bridge

Sussex in charge as Notts rue misses

Sussex, after making early inroads into the Nottinghamshire second innings after setting them 286 runs for victory, are strong favourites to win

23-May-2008•John Ward at Trent Bridge

Taylor responds in kind to England's aggression

Ross Taylor is many things: gifted, certainly; confident of course. Predictable? Perhaps not. Yet on a day which saw four New Zealand wickets fall, his breathless 67 has given his side the edge when England had their tails up. When bad light forced an ear

23-May-2008•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Was this the greatest World Cup final ever?

There have been many one-day games won and lost in the final over and won and lost by four runs or less

22-May-2008•Rick Eyre

Stubbings and Rogers too much for Lancashire

Steve Stubbings and Chris Rogers shared an emphatic opening stand of 150 which gave Derbyshire the advantage and a momentum which did not let up throughout their 100-run defeat of Lancashire

22-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Rudolph responds to Butcher double

Mark Butcher's double-hundred and Matt Nicholson's highest ever score helped Surrey declare on 466 for 8, but Yorkshire will be well pleased with closing the gap to 174 runs

22-May-2008•Jenny Roesler at The Oval

Trescothick pushes Somerset ahead

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

22-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Washout ends Kolkata's hopes

The Kolkata Knight Riders became the third team to be eliminated from the race for the semi-finals after persistent rain caused their match against the Delhi Daredevils to be abandoned

22-May-2008•The Bulletin by Siddarth Ravindran

Sublime Ponting punishes West Indies

Ricky Ponting said in the lead-up to the first Test that Australia, the No. 1-ranked team in the world, would show no mercy against West Indies, who are in eighth position. It took only one day of the series for Ponting to put his words into action as he

22-May-2008•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Honours even despite Masters six

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

21-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sussex edge tight day

In the crucial match between the table leaders Nottinghamshire and the reigning champions Sussex, the southern team finished the second day slightly ahead

21-May-2008•John Ward at Trent Bridge

Butcher hundred hurts Yorkshire

Mark Butcher piled on the runs against Yorkshire, finishing unbeaten on 189 on a day when Surrey fans had hoped to see another former England batsman reach triple figures

21-May-2008•Brydon Coverdale at The Oval

Kumble inspires Bangalore to stunning win

A few hours after the Mumbai Indians collapsed from a winning position, thereby denting their semi-final chances, the Chennai Super Kings outdid them as panic struck at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

21-May-2008•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Punjab sneak a one-run thriller

A see-saw last over - which included a six, a four, a dropped catch and three run-outs - allowed Kings XI Punjab to end Mumbai Indians' six-match winning streak and boost their hopes for a place in the semi-finals

21-May-2008•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Mascarenhas shows his Hampshire value

An outstanding partnership of 137 between Michael Brown and Dimitri Mascarenhas carried Hampshire to a vital four-wicket victory against Worcestershire to keep their hopes of a quarter-final place alive

20-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

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