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Uganda wary of buoyant Argentina

Uganda will be confident of putting the seal on the latest stage of their much-publicised progress up the world rankings when they meet Argentina in the final of the World Cricket League Division Three in Darwin

01-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Argentina and Uganda march into final

Uganda and Argentina have been promoted to Division Two of the World Cricket League following their march into the final of Division Three in Darwin. Division Two, in Namibia, gets underway in November

31-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Argentina and Papua New Guinea into semi-finals

Argentina and Papua New Guinea (PNG) completed the semi-final line up of the World Cricket League Division 3 after recording impressive victories on the last day of the group matches in Darwin

30-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Flintoff could play for Lancashire

England have a glimmer of hope that Andrew Flintoff will be able to play in the third Test against West Indies at Old Trafford next week after all

29-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Uganda and Cayman Islands into semi-finals

Uganda and Cayman Islands booked their places in the semi-finals of the World Cricket League Division Three as ball dominated bat on the second day of the tournament in Darwin

28-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

World Cricket League gets off to thrilling start

A round-up of the first round of matches in the World Cricket League Division Three in Darwin

28-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

England inflict record defeat on hapless West Indies

England completed their first Test victory of 2007, dodging the showers on the fourth day at Headingley, sending West Indies to their heaviest defeat by an innings and 283 runs

28-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Flintoff could miss third Test

Andrew Flintoff's hopes of playing in the third Test against West Indies at Old Trafford, starting on June 7, have suffered a setback after he was ruled out - on the advice of the ECB and county medical staff - of both of Lancashire's bank holiday one-day

27-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

England held up by Leeds washout

England's march towards victory was brought to a shuddering halt as rain prevented any play on the third day at Headingley

27-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Zaheer bowls India to thumping win

Zaheer Khan spearheaded India's bowling effort as they stormed to an innings-and-239-run win in the second Test in Dhaka

27-May-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Depleted West Indies don't stand a chance

In the absence of both Shivnarine Chanderpaul and now Ramnaresh Sarwan, there seems no earthly prospect of England being denied their first Test victory of 2007

26-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Sidebottom and Pietersen lead crushing display

Battered and bruised from Kevin Pietersen's career-best 226, West Indies' injury-hit brittle batting line-up collapsed to 146 against a fired-up England attack at Headingley

26-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Zaheer adds to Bangladesh woes

A torrent of runs took India to a mammoth 610 for 3 declared before Zaheer Khan sprung life out of a lifeless surface and helped reduce Bangladesh to 58 for 5 at the close of a bat-dominated day two in Dhaka

26-May-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Vaughan and Pietersen dominate with tons

They say the best things come to those who wait, and for Michael Vaughan his 16th Test century will be one of the sweetest as he returned to England's Test team after a gap of 18 months

25-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Jaffer and Karthik put India in a strong position

India rode on a 175-run opening partnership to end up with the honours on day 1

25-May-2007•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Ireland complete final rout

As expected, Ireland wrapped up a comprehensive innings-and-115-run victory over Canada in the Intercontinental Cup final at Leicester, taking a little over five sessions to do so in a dreadfully one-sided contest

23-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Ireland outclass lowly Canada

Ireland have the Intercontinental Cup final all but won after a dominant first-day performance with both bat and ball that left Canada down and virtually out

22-May-2007•Martin Williamson at Leicester

Sri Lanka earn consolation victory

Dilhara Fernando, an accurate set of throws and the omnipresent panic button accompanying the Pakistan team earned Sri Lanka a well-deserved victory in the final match

22-May-2007•Faras Ghani

Draw despite sporting declaration

Despite a sporting declaration by India, the first Test between Bangladesh and India at Chittagong petered into a tame draw

22-May-2007•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Rain washes out England's hopes

A mere 20 overs were possible on the final day at Lord's as West Indies and England were frustrated by a depressing combination of drizzle and murky light, leaving the series wide open with three Tests to play

21-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

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