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Dynamic Dabengwa does battle in vain

Mashonaland defeated Matebeleland by a comfortable 285 runs in the opening match of the Logan Cup campaign

26-Jul-2005•Simon Park

Katich rocks as Australia roll on

Simon Katich got stuck into India's bowlers on the third day of the Nagpur Test and scored a vital 99, helping his side to a score of 202 for 3, and a lead of 415

26-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vettori puts New Zealand on the brink

Daniel Vettori wrecked Bangladesh for the second time in the match, as New Zealand were just two wickets from wrapping up the second Test by an innings

26-Jul-2005•Bulletin by Wisden Cricinfo staff

Razzaq rips through Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka bowled out fot 208 after Razzaq's five wicket haul

26-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Mashonaland take control

Mashonaland had scored 142 for 3 in their second innings, a lead of 250, after bowling Matabeleand out for 220 on the second day of their Logan Cup match

25-Jul-2005•Simon Park

Murali spins Sri Lanka to victory

Muttiah Muralitharan took eight wickets to annihilate West Indies in the second Test

25-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Ranajit Dam

Australia complete crushing 239-run win

Australia surged to a crushing 239-run win in the opening Ashes Test, with more than a day to spare, despite being frustrated by heavy rain

24-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Sangakkara ton puts Sri Lanka in charge

Kumar Sangakkara's ninth Test hundred propelled Sri Lanka into a position of dominance on the third day at Kandy.

24-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Ranajit Dam

Warne magic rocks England

Australia had much the better of the third day, reducing England to 156 by the close, with just five wickets left and 264 runs still required

23-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Sri Lanka build a healthy lead

Sri Lanka finished the second day on 146 for 2, an overall lead of 148

23-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

Clarke's class gives Australia the edge

Damien Martyn and Michael Clarke made a brilliant partnership of 155 in 34.3 overs

22-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Ebrahim lifts Manicaland to convincing win

Manicaland beat Midlands by 106 runs.The decisive performance of the match was the monumental innings of 188 by the home captain Dion Ebrahim

22-Jul-2005•Terry Brown

Advantage Mashonaland thanks to Taibu hundred

Mashonaland captain Tatenda Taibu's third hundred of his career left Matabeleland facing an unlikely target of 465 to win their Logan Cup match after a rain-affected third day at Bulawayo Athletic Club

22-Jul-2005•Simon Park

Ntini blasts back

Goodyear Park in Bloemfontein saw the return to form of Makhaya Ntini - his 5 for 71 was instrumental in bowling the Eagles out for 320

22-Jul-2005•Keith Lane

Graeme Smith shows his class

A magnificent undefeated 187 from Graeme Smith put Western Province Boland firmly in the driving seat against the Lions at the Wanderers

22-Jul-2005•Keith Lane

Vaas leads Sri Lankan fightback

Daren Powell successfully grabbed the bowling spotlight from his troubled new-ball colleague Jermaine Lawson with a career-best performance that left Sri Lanka red-faced

22-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Charlie Austin

McGrath and Gillespie strangle India

Glenn McGrath, playing his 100th Test, spearheaded a powerful Australian attack, as India were restricted to 5 for 146, in reply to 398

21-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

New Zealand ride on Fleming's 202

New Zealand made good progress towards victory on the second day of the Chittagong Test,

21-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Chandrahas Choudhury

Redbacks stay unchanged despite loss

South Australia have stuck with the same squad that copped a drubbing from Queensland last weekend for their ING Cup match against Victoria at Adelaide Oval on Saturday

21-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Meuleman makes quick recovery from dislocated shoulder

Scott Meuleman has made an amazing recovery from a dislocated shoulder and will play for Western Australia in the ING Cup match against New South Wales

21-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

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