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Callum Ferguson justified the selectors' decision to recall him with a mature half-century that guided South Australia to victory in their last one-day match of the season

Ferguson eases Redbacks to three-wicket win

Rebecca Rolls smashed an unbeaten century to lead New Zealand to a convincing six-wicket victory against Australia in the opening game of the Women's Quadrangular tournament in Chennai

Rolls ton powers New Zealand to six-wicket win

A century from skipper Hasan Raza accompanied by some fine seam bowling from Rajesh Ramesh and Imran Javed enabled Karachi Urban to take full control of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold League final against defending champions Sialkot at Multan Cricket Stadiu

Karachi take control as Raza prospers

Good bowling overall by the Indians, who were helped along with some poor shotmaking by the English, ensured that India got home by 18 runs with two overs to spare.

Disciplined India win by 18 runs

21-Feb-2007•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan in Chennai

Siddharth ton clinches thriller for Rajasthan

A round-up of the eleventh day in the 2007 Ranji One-Day Trophy

20-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

Raza, Ahmed ensure honours end even

Honours ended just about even on a fluctuating first day of the 49th Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Gold League final between Karachi Urban and Sialkot at the Multan Cricket Stadium.

20-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

Stunning McMillan seals whitewash

Craig McMillan and Brendon McCullum blasted New Zealand to another massive run-chase as they negated Matthew Hayden's 181 and inflicted a cleansweep on Australia at Hamilton. The home team flew to 350 on the back of McMillan's 117 and his 165-run partners

20-Feb-2007•Brydon Coverdale

Carberry and Onions secure England A honours

England A came close to an improbable victory on the third and final day of a hard-fought contest against a BCB Academy XI at Mirpur, with the Durham seamer, Graham Onions, capitalising on Michael Carberry's unbeaten century to grab three top-order wicket

19-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

India cruise despite Brown ton

India made it back-to-back victories as they beat England by 69 runs after Duckworth-Lewis decided the result in Kuala Lumpur

England A's bowlers were given a taste of performing on the subcontinent as the BCB Academy came within one run of their first-innings total on the second day Mirpur

England A endure tough workout

Piyush Chawla tied Malaysia in knots as India eased to a seven-wicket win in their tri-series match at Kinrara Oval

Chawla spins India to victory

A round-up of the ninth day in the 2007 Ranji One-Day Trophy

Sharma stars in thrilling win for Rajasthan

Australia fell from their No. 1 one-day ranking for the first time as Ross Taylor, Peter Fulton and Craig McMillan propelled New Zealand to 337 with an over to spare to secure the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy

Taylor stars as New Zealand chase down 337

17-Feb-2007•Brydon Coverdale

Bengal and Assam sneak wins

A round-up of the eigth day in the 2007 Ranji One-Day Trophy

England A's first day of action in Bangladesh was a productive affair as Nick Compton's unbeaten 152 led them to 327 for 4 against the Cricket Board Academy side at Mirpur

Compton starts in style

Victoria will host Queensland in the Ford Ranger Cup final after a David Hussey century set up a crushing 143-run win for the Bushrangers over Tasmania

Hussey sets up home final for Victoria

Ian Butler and Devon Smith turned in stellar performances with the ball and bat to cement Windward Islands' spot in the KFC Cup final against Trinidad

Smith and Butler lead Windward into final