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Pakistan waste promising position

South Africa fought back valiantly in the afternoon with three quick wickets as Pakistan wasted a promising position on the first day at Centurion. And despite Inzamam-ul-Haq going to stumps unbeaten on 35, Pakistan have a lot of hard work ahead of them

11-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Vishal Bhatia derails Railways

Round-up of the first day of the Plate Group semi-finals in the 2006-07 Ranji Trophy

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sehwag cracks hundred on bowler-dominated day

Round-up of the first day of the seventh round matches of the 2006-07 Ranji Trophy Super League

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Uthappa sizzles as Dravid plays anchor

Rahul Dravid, the cynosure of all eyes, helped himself to a typically even-paced fifty and Karnataka ended the first day on 329 for 4.

10-Jan-2007•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Tait takes four in South Australia victory

A fired-up Shaun Tait proved too much for Queensland as South Australia ended the Bulls' hopes of reaching the Twenty20 final

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Dighton century blasts Tasmania into final

A 52-ball century from Michael Dighton buried New South Wales and earned Tasmania a place in the final as the Blues fell 37 runs short of the target

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Scotland bowlers find form

After the useful workout for the batsmen, Scotland's bowlers managed to find their groove before rain brought an early finish to their two-day warm-up match against a UAE Development XI in Sharjah

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Hussey and White power Victoria to home final

David Hussey and Cameron White booked a home final for Victoria with an incredible win against Western Australia, passing the visitors' score of 201 with 11 balls to spare

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Ganga and Ramdin lead T&T to victory

A round-up of the first round of matches in the KFC Cup

10-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Harvie's five-for clinches Otago win

Summary of Round 6 of the State Shield matches

09-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Australia crush woeful England

Australia showed no mercy as they crushed England by 77 runs in the Twenty20 at Sydney after piling up the largest total at international level

09-Jan-2007•Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Rain ruins series decider

Rain ruined the deciding ODI between New Zealand and Sri Lanka as the match was abandoned without a ball being bowled

09-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Nazir takes five but warm-up ends in draw

Shahid Nazir took 5 for 61, and there were hundreds for Morne van Wyk and Arno Jacobs, as Pakistan's warm-up match against a Rest of South Africa XI petered out into a draw at Kimberley

08-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Watson finds early form

Ryan Watson, the Scotland batsman, struck a fine hundred on his comeback during the first day against a UAE Development XI at Sharjah

08-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Gul ankle causes Pakistan concern

Pakistan were handed their first concerns on tour in South Africa as seamer Umar Gul was restricted to just three overs on the second day of their warm-up match

07-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Redbacks win after Johns gamble fails

New South Wales' decision to play Andrew Johns, the rugby league star, put them out of contention for the final as Simon Katich refused to put Johns on strike in the last over, handing South Australia victory

07-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Run feasts put Multan and Islamabad on top

A round-up of the the first day's play in the first round of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy matches

07-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

Hafeez and Farhat lead run-feast

Mohammad Hafeez and Imran Farhat started in the best possible style as their centuries led a day of Pakistani batting dominance against Rest of South Africa in the mining town of Kimberley

06-Jan-2007•Cricinfo staff

South Africa seal series victory

Having received a shellacking at the Wanderers, the home side fought back gallantly to become only the second South African side, and eighth in Test history, to win a three-Test series after going 1-0 down

06-Jan-2007•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

SL seamers shred New Zealand

Sri Lanka's pace bowlers, galvanised by a supremely skilful spell of left-arm swing bowling from Chaminda Vaas, overpowered New Zealand to level the series 2-2 with one game to play

06-Jan-2007•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

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