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ICC World Twenty20

It's like another start - Razzaq

Pakistan allrounder Abdul Razzaq feels as "thrilled and excited" at the prospect of being able to resume his international career as he did when he made his debut

South African domestic cricket

Lions keen on signing Symonds

The Lions have declared their interest in signing Andrew Symonds should the Australian allrounder opt to forgo his international ambitions for a career as a freelance Twenty20 specialist

Pakistan cricket

Ex-ICL player Razzaq returns to Pakistan side

The ICC has approved the PCB's request to add Abdul Razzaq to replace one of its two injured players in the ongoing ICC World Twenty20

England v S Africa, ICC World Twenty20, Trent Bridge

Clinical South Africa prepare to raise stakes

Andrew Miller previews England's clash with South Africa at Trent Bridge

Sehwag's injury

Karthik yet to be approved as replacement

The Indian team management is yet to apply for, or receive, official sanction to replace the injured Virender Sehwag with Dinesh Karthik, who was named as the stand-in on Tuesday

Sri Lanka v West Indies, ICC World Twenty20 2009, Trent Bridge

Jayasuriya and Dilshan set up victory

Sanath Jayasuriya's demolition of the West Indies attack was as violent as any innings played during his heyday

Australia in England 2009

Buchanan agrees ECB deal

John Buchanan will link up with the ECB at the end of the month in a one-week consultancy deal, and could yet agree a longer-term contract

Scotland news

Wright retires from internationals

Craig Wright, Scotland's most capped cricketer, played 194 times for his country since his debut in 1997, which included 20 ODIs, and he will now concentrate on coaching

Africa Cricket Association/East Africa Under-13s

Uganda win Under-13 tournament

Uganda won the Africa Cricket Association/East Africa Under-13s tournament in Kenya

West Indies v Sri Lanka, India v Ireland

World Twenty20, Day Six

Featuring Cricinfo's deputy editor Ajay Shankar and associate editor Dileep Premachandran

Trading Talk - Twenty20 Knock-out stages preview

And then there were eight

With the 'Super-Eights' of the World Twenty20 just around the corner, there will be plenty to get excited about for spread bettors up and down the country

The Ashes 2009

Derbyshire offer Australia match practice

Derbyshire have offered Australia a one-day match next week to help keep them active after their exit from the ICC World Twenty20

Sri Lanka v West Indies, ICC World Twenty20, Trent Bridge

Warm-up opportunity before bigger tests

With West Indies and Sri Lanka already through to the Super Eights, there is little at stake in Wednesday's clash

Discontent in English cricket

Players may strike over ECB reform plans

The ECB is facing a serious backlash from professional players over radical plans to reform domestic cricket. Such is the level of concern that strike action has been mooted, with the ECB coming under increasing pressure to abandon the scheme

ICC women's World Twenty20 2009

A chance for women to shine

Sharing a tournament is an unprecedented opportunity offered by the ICC, which could lead to bigger crowds and better conditions

Sambit extends his lead

For the first time in this tournament, Cricinfo's editor extends his lead over Ian Chappell by more than 100 points

Captain Cool loses it

Get a press pass and make your way to an India press conference at the earliest

The horse

Fake Pakistanis and fake bloggers

Plus clogs, clots and pro-wrestling - all part of our highlights from the first week

The science of tension removal

Games with no purpose? You've got to love them

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