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Shahadat and Siddique help hosts seize momentum

Shahadat Hossain and Junaid Siddique were the heroes as Bangladesh had the better of the second day of the opening Test in Mirpur

23-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Tanvir five-for restricts Baluchistan

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

23-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Trinidad edge out Barbados in thriller

Trinidad & Tobago's Dave Mohammed, the left-arm spinner, held his nerve in the final over to help his side clinch a thrilling five-run win over Barbados in the first Stanford 20/20 semi-final

23-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Tasmania sneak to one-wicket trophy success

Tasmania crept home to end Victoria's plans for domestic domination as they lifted the FR Cup after a mostly wet and extremely tense afternoon in Hobart

23-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan and South Africa earn World Cup spots

A round-up of the fourth day of matches at the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifiers in Stellenbosch

22-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ponting's rut grows deeper with run out

"The pitch was really slow, very hard to get your timing and to penetrate the field," Michael Hussey, named Man of the Match for an unbeaten 64, said

22-Feb-2008•Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Dhawan guides North to title

Shikhar Dhawan's unbeaten 94 led North Zone to their second consecutive Duleep Trophy title

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga at the Wankhede Stadium

Bangladesh and Pakistan maintain unbeaten record

A round-up of the action from day six of the Under-19 World Cup

22-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Virat Kohli ton shuts out West Indies

Their spot in the Super League quarter-finals secured, top-of-the table India made a clean sweep of Group B with a 50-run win over West Indies at the Kinrara Oval

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Spinners set up easy win for Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka's varied spin attack, led by the left-armer Navin Kavikara, performed a slow strangle act to set up a five-wicket win against Australia

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Penang

Bangladesh fight back on bowlers' day

Bangladesh fought back after being dismissed for 192, reducing South Africa to 76 for 4 at the end of the first day in Mirpur

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Rain helps Australia to 24-run win

The slow MCG pitch was causing just as many problems for Sri Lanka as Australia and at the halfway mark of a small chase the visitors had staggered to 4 for 65

22-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Pakistan trample over Scotland

A round-up of the third day of matches at the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifiers in Stellenbosch

21-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Onions can't prevent two-wicket defeat

Graham Onions almost pulled off an incredible one-man bowling display for England Lions in their one-day match against a Maharashtra Cricket Association XI

21-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

North need 92 more to clinch trophy

West were bowled out in two sessions to set North Zone an easy 166 to get, with two days and a session to go

21-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga at the Wankhede Stadium

South Africa brush aside PNG, Malaysia get walloped

A round-up of the action from day five of the Under-19 World Cup as South Africa beat Papua New Guinea easily, Malaysia's world crashes down, and Nepal clinch a thriller

21-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Trivedi's six can't prevent North lead

On a roller coaster day at the Wankhede Stadium, where fortunes kept swinging from one side to other, North Zone managed to grab a slight advantage with a 66-run lead

20-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hussey hustles to 60-ball hundred

David Hussey belted the second-fastest century in Australia's domestic one-day history as Victoria trounced New South Wales by 64 runs at the SCG

20-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Malaysia score upset win over Zimbabwe

Malaysia gave their fans plenty to cheer about as they beat Zimbabwe comprehensively, and there were wins for West Indies, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka Under-19s

20-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

England salvage incredible tie

Jamie How produced the innings of his life to guide New Zealand to within a single blow of victory in the fourth ODI at Napier, but in the end his 139 from 116 balls was trumped by six balls of nerveless discipline from England's rawest recruit, Luke Wrig

19-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

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