Matches (16)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

CPL (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (7)

AUS vs SA (1)

MO-M

(42/100 balls) 60/2

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LS-W

(44/100 balls) 57/2

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Crook romp adds to Australians' misery

Former South Australia U-19 Steven Crook made an unbeaten 142 against his countrymen as Northamptonshire racked up 396 after put in to bat

15-Aug-2015•Daniel Brettig in Northampton

Herath seven razes India for 112

Sri Lanka choked the life out of India's chase of 176, with Rangana Herath taking 7 for 48 to condemn the visitors to a 63-run defeat

15-Aug-2015•The Report by Sidharth Monga

Lack of floodlights costs Worcs after dazzling Vince ton

The NatWest T20 Blast quarter-final between Worcestershire and Hampshire ended in farcical circumstances as bad light at New Road - a ground with no floodlights - forced an early end to proceedings

14-Aug-2015•Freddie Wilde

Perry six-for helps blow away England

Australia completed a comprehensive victory in the sole Test match to take an 8-2 lead in the women's Ashes series

14-Aug-2015•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Canterbury

Rain keeps captain Smith waiting

Steady rain all day threatened to cause an abandonment without the Australians even leaving their team hotel

14-Aug-2015•Daniel Brettig in Northampton

Phangiso, top order set up SA's six-wicket win

In the absence of Faf du Plessis, AB de Villiers did exactly what he was supposed to when he put New Zealand in to bat, managed his bowlers well to haul them in and then set up a successful chase

14-Aug-2015•The Report by Firdose Moonda

Spinners, Gurkeerat help India A seal trophy

Gurkeerat Singh played an excellent knock under serious pressure in the chase, making an unbeaten 87 off 85 balls as India A defeated Australia A by four wickets with 39 balls to spare

14-Aug-2015•The Report by Alagappan Muthu in Chennai

Chandimal 162* leaves India tricky chase

What began as a low-percentage humpty from Dinesh Chandimal ended as a high-quality counterattack of 162 not out off 169 balls to set India a tricky target of 176, nearly double the highest successful chase in Galle

14-Aug-2015•The Report by Sidharth Monga

Clinical Bears prey on Essex errors

Essex lost two home quarter-finals against Birmingham last season, over both 20 and 50 overs. They have now lost a third, outlasted by 24 runs by an efficient Birmingham side in the NatWest Blast quarter-final

13-Aug-2015•David Hopps

Jonassen impetus leaves England chasing history

Barring an unlikely procession of wickets, England will have to dig deep to make history to win the Women's Test match

13-Aug-2015•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Canterbury

Agarwal, Pandey tons secure final berth

Mayank Agarwal hammered 176 off just 133 balls and Manish Pandey galloped to 108 off 85, as India A batted South Africa A out of the game to secure a place in the A-team triangular series final in Chennai

13-Aug-2015•The Report by Alagappan Muthu in Chennai

Spinners cap India's day of batting domination

India didn't quite bat Sri Lanka out of the game, taking a 192-run lead, but their spinners removed the Sri Lanka openers in four available overs to threaten a three-day finish

13-Aug-2015•The Report by Sidharth Monga

Willey strikes fastest hundred as Northants breeze through

If stardom is about taking your moments then David Willey surely has a chance at stardom. He turned Northants' quarter-final against Sussex into a rout, striking the fastest century of the season in the NatWest Blast

12-Aug-2015•David Hopps

Australia capitalise on England go-slow

England struggled to 168 all out in 84.4 overs as they ceded control of the Test to a more aggressive Australia

12-Aug-2015•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Canterbury

Wade 130 maintains Australia A's clean slate

A stroke-filled 130 off 106 balls from Matthew Wade set up a 108-run victory over South Africa A and ensured Australia A maintained a perfect record going into the final of the A-team tri-series in Chennai

12-Aug-2015•The Report by Alagappan Muthu in Chennai

Ashwin six-for puts India in charge

Losing the toss in Sri Lanka usually demoralises visiting sides, but India - led by R Ashwin's second successive five-for and his best figures away from home - did a stellar job to seemingly neutralise Sri Lanka's advantage of batting first

12-Aug-2015•The Report by Sidharth Monga

Jonassen shines on debut to lift Australia

Jess Jonassen moved to the brink of a debut Test century to put Australia on the front foot in Canterbury

11-Aug-2015•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Canterbury

Australia sweep to comfortable win

Half-centuries from Caleb Jewell, Matthew Renshaw and Jake Doran - the latter two unbeaten - helped Australia Under-19s chase down their target with almost ten overs to spare and take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series

11-Aug-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Middlesex narrowly survive Brown's heroics

To look at Sussex's squad and their performance at Lord's, you would be tempted to say they are too good to go down. After Ben |Brown's brave effort narrowly failed, with four games left they have to prove it

10-Aug-2015•Vithushan Ehantharajah at Lord's

Surrey swagger is back as promotion nears

Surrey chased a tough target at Castle Park, led there by Arun Harinath and Gary Wilson, and with a gulf growing ahead of the third-placed side in Division Two, the Surrey swagger is back

10-Aug-2015•Tim Wigmore at Castle Park

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