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Rain produces draw for Glamorgan

Rain washed out the final day between Bangladesh A and Glamorgan

28-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Jayasuriya holds the key

A lead of 272 had been whittled down to 136 and, suddenly, Pakistan's bowlers, so effective in the first innings, seemed out of place in the second

28-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Kaneria puts Pakistan on course

A flurry wickets in the final session have put Pakistan in line for victory in the second Test against Sri Lanka at Karachi as Danish Kaneira claimed his sixth five-wicket haul in Tests after a marathon bowling spell from the pavilion end in final

28-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Voges rocks as records roll

Adam Voges unleashed the fastest century in domestic one-day history as Western Australia pulled off a dramatic three-run victory over New South Wales in an amazing scoring frenzy at North Sydney Oval

28-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Shoaib breaks Australian dominance with sensational spell

This opening Test is developing into an intriguing contest

28-Jul-2005•Charlie Austin

Shoaib sets up thrilling finale

A spell of terrifying fast bowling from Shoaib Akhtar combined with some crafty spin from Saqlain Mushtaq gave Pakistan an outside chance of winning a first Test

28-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Western Province Boland complete innings victory

Western Province Boland completed their first win in SuperSport league of 2004-05 to move up the table

28-Jul-2005•Keith Lane

Rain limits Glamorgan progress

Only 10.1 overs were possible on the second day of Bangladesh A's three-day fixture against Glamorgan at Abergavenny

27-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Dhoni leads India to victory

Wicketkeeper MS Dhoni struck a fine 88 as India beat a Kurunegala Invitation XI by 93 runs ahead of Indian Oil tri-series which starts on Saturday

27-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Western Province close in on win

Rain in the morning session on the second day at Cape Town prevented Western Province from winning within two days as North West crumbled in abject fashion, losing 18 wickets in 86 overs

27-Jul-2005•Keith Lane

Jayasuriya leads Sri Lanka's fightback

Sanath Jayasuriya slammed a thrilling unbeaten 97 from 104 balls, to lead a rousing Sri Lankan fightback in the final session of the third day at Karachi

27-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Deonarine and Cush star in Guyana's win

Narsingh Deonarine and Lennox Cush guide Guyana to an eight-wicket win against Windward Islands and move into the finals of the regional one-day competition

27-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Elliott and Hussey crush South Australia

Matthew Elliott and David Hussey shared a run-a-ball partnership of 126 to steer Victoria to a seven-wicket win and a bonus point against South Australia

27-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Powell revives Glamorgan

Michael Powell combined well with Glamorgan's tail to rescue his side from an inauspicious start

26-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Broad and Miller rout Sri Lanka U-19

Stuart Broad and Andrew Miller shared seven wickets between them for England's Under-19 cricketers

26-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australia conquer the final frontier

Australia recorded a magnificent 342-run win and wrapped up the series, their first in India for 35 years

26-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vettori wraps up comprehensive victory

New Zealand wrap up a comprehensive victory by an innings and 101 runs in the second Test at Chittagong, Daniel Vettori finishing the game with 12 for 170

26-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Wisden Cricinfo staff

Younis puts Pakistan in charge

Pakistan gain lead thanks to Younis Khan's century on Day 2

26-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Crookes leads Gauteng flghtback

Derek Crookes made a fiery 77 as Gauteng fought back on the first day at Durban

26-Jul-2005•Keith Lane

Sherwin Ganga stars in Trinidad win

Trinidad and Tobago overcame a stiff target and fading light to snatch a thrilling win against Barbados in the first semi-final of the regional one-day competition at St Philip

26-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

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