Surrey match on Saturday to start at 12.30pm

Feb 25, 2013: Here

Bermuda

BCB award teenage batsman

Feb 25, 2013: St.George’s teenage opening batsman Oronde Bascome has become the fourth Bermudian cricketer in three years to benefit from a Bermuda Cricket Board (BCB) education initiative.

Worcestershire

Pavilion set for the chop

Feb 25, 2013: The demolition of a cricket pavilion in Worcester has galvanised locals and stirred the BBC into running a campaign to leave it standing

Lancashire

Super Freddie goes ballistic ... no doubt

Feb 25, 2013: England will play Lancashire in a Twenty20 floodlit game for Andrew Flintoff

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in West Indies 2006

The tale of a Windies spinner

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Kent

Kent sell Chevallier painting

Feb 25, 2013: Kent County Cricket Club have announced that the painting by Albert Chevallier Tayler of the Kent v Lancashire match at Canterbury in 1906 has been sold at Sotheby's for £600,000.

England need to go straight

Feb 25, 2013: The England bowlers may have a fetish for banging the ball in at any given location on the pitch but what is lamentable is the absence of a Plan B, writes Derek Pringle in The Telegraph

Commentary

Afghanistan's long journey from Kabul to Lord's

Feb 25, 2013: If Bangladesh could do it, so can Afghanistan

Offbeat

Gentlemen, please!

Feb 25, 2013: Football is considered 'The Beautiful Game'

Crossing the line

Feb 25, 2013: Post-match press conferences are usually fair routine affairs

Japan

All eyes on 2011 World Cup

Feb 25, 2013: While 16 teams are already preparing for the World Cup in the Caribbean, Fiji, Japan and the Cook Islands are assembling in Brisbane to continue their pursuit of a place in the 2011 tournament.

The name game

Feb 25, 2013: Writing in The Sunday Telegraph , Steve James says that the ECB is now beginning to have a retink about the spurious nicknames given to county sides in a bid by marketing men to make them more appealing

China

China look to become the next big thing

Feb 25, 2013: If the Chinese Cricket Association's development plans are even half successful, it is only a matter of decades before the cricket world could be looking at the new giants of the game, The Age reports.

Offbeat

China want to become cricket giants

Feb 25, 2013: If the Chinese Cricket Association's development plans are even half successful, it is only a matter of decades before the cricket world could be looking at the new giants of the game, The Age reports.

Jayawardene the natural born leader has Sri Lanka jumping for joy

Feb 25, 2013: The resurgent cricket played by the Sri Lankans during the past month is down to their captain, Mahela Jayawardene, writes Mark Nicholas in The Telegraph .

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in West Indies 2006

When The King refused to budge

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Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in West Indies 2006

A siren stops play

Feb 25, 2013: Stoppages in play aren’t uncommon and this series has had its fair share

English cricket

What's in a name?

Feb 25, 2013: Writing in The Sunday Telegraph , Steve James says that the ECB is now beginning to have a retink about the spurious nicknames given to county sides in a bid by marketing men to make them more appealing

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in West Indies 2006

When there's cricket there's also football

Feb 25, 2013: Life in the press box, these days at least, is making heads spin

Somerset

Blackwell targets September

Feb 25, 2013: Ian Blackwell, the Somerset captain, is hopeful he might return to action before the end of the season