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Hayden, Langer and rain dominate a stop-start day

By the end of a stop-start day in which just 45.4 overs were possible, Australia closed on 277 for 2, still 96 runs adrift of England's first-innings 373

10-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Ashraful and Aftab save the day

Mohammad Ashraful and Aftab Ahmed got some useful batting practice ahead of the Test series, as the Bangladeshis drew their three-day match

09-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Rain stalls Australia after century stand

Bad light and nearby thunderstorms ended play early with Australia on 112 for 0 in reply to England's 373

09-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Weerakoon gives Sri Lanka A control

Sajeewa Weerakoon took 4 for 28 to reduce South Africa A to 108 for 6

09-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Bangladesh taken to the cleaners

Jeevan Mendis (95) and Gihan de Silva (74) powered Sri Lanka Cricket Development XI (SLC) to 412 gaining a lead of 217

08-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

The Strauss and Warne show

Andrew Strauss and Shane Warne dominated a gripping opening day of the fifth and deciding Test at a sun-drenched Oval

08-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

De Bruyn stands alone for South Africa A

South Africa A's allrounder, Zander de Bruyn, scored an undefeated 100

07-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Dinesh Mongia leads Board President's reply

Dinesh Mongia served a reminder to the national selectors, scoring an unbeaten 135 as the South Africans struggled on the second day of their tour game against the Indian Board President's XI

06-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Snyman powers Namibia to victory

Mashonaland went down to their third successive defeat in the Faithwearone-day series, losing this time by a convincing 101 runs againstNamibia

06-Sep-2005•John Ward

Astle extends India's finals misery

Nathan Astle's unbeaten 115 proved to be the crucial difference as New Zealand clinched the Videocon Cup with a six-wicket win at Harare

06-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Jaques takes NSW to crushing win

Needing only 104 for victory when the final day began, New South Wales crushed the New Zealanders on their way to a nine-wicket victory

05-Sep-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hussey stars in thriller against Victoria

Michael Hussey won the match award for his 60 in a rain-affected ING Cup game that seemed Victoria's for much of the day, only for them to lose the plot and allow Western Australia to clinch victory by four runs

05-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Bahutule shines as Smith and Ontong get batting practice

Sairaj Bahutule bowled valiantly to take 4 for 64 in 31 overs with little support as Smith and Ontong get useful practice

05-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Bacher destroys Warriors with unbeaten 158

A stunning unbeaten 158 by Adam Bacher at Sedgars Park in Potchefstroom was instrumental in the Lions's successful chase of a steep target of 305, set by the Warriors

05-Sep-2005•Keith Lane

MacGill puts Blues on course for victory

New Zealand's preparations for the first Test against Australia were dealt a severe blow when a tremendous spell of legspin bowling from Stuart MacGill sent them hurtling towards defeat in the tour opener against New South Wales

05-Sep-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Salman Butt's ton steers Pakistan to victory

Salman Butt's beautifully paced unbeaten 107 guided Pakistan to a convincing six-wicket win

05-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Bichel takes Queensland to victory

South Australia's middle and lower-order batsmen waged a terrific rearguard action, but ultimately they couldn't thwart Queensland who took home all six points with a hard-fought 53-run victory at the Adelaide Oval

05-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Hayden flays Essex with timely 150

Matthew Hayden made a timely return to form, smashing an unbeaten 150 in the last practice match before The Oval

04-Sep-2005•Cricinfo staff

Yuvraj and Dhoni take India home

Tatenda Taibu led from the front with a classy half-century as Zimbabwe fought back bravely in the otherwise inconsequential final league game of the Videocon Cup

04-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Sri Lanka clinch the series 3-0

Sri Lanka dismissed Bangladesh for 108 and then knocked off the runs in quick time to seal the series 3-0

04-Sep-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

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