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New Zealand v Afghanistan, World Cup 2015, Group A, Napier

Key player Vettori on verge of milestone

Tim Southee and Trent Boult have bowled two of the most destructive spells of this World Cup, but they have been supported by an oldhand - Daniel Vettori, who has performed his role to perfection

Misbah on his captaincy 'education'

Misbah-ul-Haq on what it takes to captain Pakistan, and what captaining Pakistan has taught him

Pakistan v South Africa, World Cup 2015, Group B, Auckland

Pakistan top order, and weather, in focus

The match against the in-form South Africans will be both a pressure test and an opportunity for Pakistan to get their World Cup hopes up again

India news

Srinivasan man could be Dalmiya's new assistant

A proposal may be presented to the working committee for Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) treasurer Biswarup Dey to be appointed as executive assistant to the board president Jagmohan Dalmiya

Pakistan v South Africa, World Cup 2015, Group B, Auckland

Pakistan face up to their bogey team

South Africa's bowlers and batsmen have had great success against Pakistan, who are 0-3 in World Cup contests between the two sides

The Cricket Monthly

Who is the greatest ever ODI cricketer?

Sachin Tendulkar, Wasim Akram, Adam Gilchrist, Viv Richards, and MS Dhoni are the leading contenders for the crown of the greatest oneĀ­-day cricketer of all time, in a poll conducted by the Cricket Monthly

A struggle for spin in World Cup 2015

Spinners have averaged 43.68 runs per wicket so far, the worst in any World Cup since 1979

Logan Cup 2014-15, 3rd day

Wadlan, Sibanda crush Eagles

A round-up of the latest round of the Logan Cup

Why a ten-team World Cup is right

The sport's top event must be a high-quality affair. It's up to us to ensure that Associates get a fair chance at making the cut for it

County news

Harvey returns to Gloucestershire

Ian Harvey will return to Gloucestershire as assistant head coach this summer. Harvey, the former Australian allrounder, is a legend in the Westcountry having played a key part in the one-day success Gloucestershire enjoyed at the turn of the century.

Ban v Sco, Group A, Nelson

Mortaza escapes with trimmed attack

Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza said that the decision to retain eight specialist batsmen in their line-up against Scotland was in anticipation of a top-order collapse.

County news

Siddle to boost Lancashire promotion bid

Lancashire's bid to bounce straight back to Division One of the County Championship has been given a pre-season boost with the signing of Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle.

County news

Leicestershire sign New Zealander Elliott for T20

Leicestershire have signed New Zealand batsman Grant Elliott as their second overseas player for the NatWest T20 Blast.

World Cup 2015: India

A welcome break from the past

There has been no direct apology yet to the journalist who faced Virat Kohli's ire but, by stating that "this kind of incident should not be repeated," an unequivocal message has been sent

Media gag?

Bangladesh v Scotland, World Cup 2015, Group A, Nelson

Imrul to replace injured Anamul

Bangladesh have announced that Imrul Kayes as replacement for the injured Anamul Haque in the World Cup squad

National Cricket League 2014-15

Tareq twin fifties seals Rajshahi Division victory

A round-up of the National Cricket League matches which ended on March 5, 2015

Bangladesh v Scotland, World Cup 2015, Group A, Nelson

The top-order show a Bangladesh chase needed

Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim have been the rocks in the middle order, but it was the top-order partnership, the kind Tamim Iqbal and Mamudullah stitched together, that has been missing from Bangladesh's chases

World Cup 2015: India

BCCI raps Kohli over journalist spat

The BCCI has officially responded to the controversy surrounding Virat Kohli by saying it had asked him to "maintain the dignity of the Indian team at all times, and avoid any such behaviour in the future".

To stumps that go dance-about

For me, the most exciting sight in cricket is the fast bowler who crashes through a fine batsman's defence and wrecks those carefully-arranged stumps

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