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Matthew Hayden and Michael Clarke both struck centuries for Australia

Sean Ervine eased Hampshire into the C & G Final with a silky 100 from 99 balls at the Rose Bowl

Warwickshire stormed into the C&G final, beating Lancashire by 99 runs at Edgbaston

Asia XI roared back into the Afro-Asia Cup with a 17-run win that squared the series 1-1

Shelley Nitschke's 7 for 24 took Australia's women to victory

Andrew Symonds cracked his third century in three Championship matches for Lancashire as they established a first innings lead of 120

A career-best 4 for 32 from Ethy Mbhalati helped Titans take a slender lead over Lions at Potchefstroom, while Western Province-Boland eased into control against Warriors

Vernon Philander moved to within one run of his highest score, which he made only yesterday, to help Western Province stave off defeat against Griqualand West at Kimberley

On a pitch where strokeplay was difficult and survival was an achievement, Australia eked out a 99-run lead after dismissing India for 104 at the Wankhede Stadium

New Zealand wrapped up the second Test by an innings and 46 runs to win the series 2-0

Scotland's most anticipated match since the 1999 World Cup has been abandoned

New South Wales registered their first win of the season with an emphatic innings victory as they bowled Western Australia out for 148 at the SCG today

Wisdom Siziba, Matabeleland's opener, scored an unbeaten 40 to guide his side to a nine-wicket victory over Manicaland on the third day in their Logan Cup match at Bulawayo Athletic Club

Mashonaland and Midlands closely fought throughout the day at Kwekwe Sports Club

Sussex bowled out Middlesex twice in a day to move to the top of the County Championship

Kent secured a three-wicket win against Bangladesh A on the second day at Canterbury

England Under 19 completed a 3-0 series whitewash over Sri Lanka Under 19 with a comprehensive 179-run

Mark Chilton and Iain Sutcliffe's stand of 223 was the highlight of the day

Mashonaland completed a convincing 188-run victory over Midlands at Kwekwe Sports Club at the start of the extra half-hour on the third day of four

With Charl Langeveldt injuring his back, David Terbrugge gave the South African selectors a timely reminder of his form with 5 for 42