`We learnt a lot from Australia': Brian Lara
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Bashley look to knock Havant off title scent again
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Tillakaratne, Kaluwitharana share honours on rain-affected day
A thunderstorm brought relief on the fourth afternoon of the opening Test: relief from the sweltering heat and also from the dreary cricket, which had
No tinkering with World Cup side – Hooper
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Fielding of dreams
With the new faces ushered into the one-day squad after the World Cup, one of the aims of the England selectors was to produce a good, athletic fieldi
Victory for Essex as rain frustrates Surrey
They might have expected to wrap up the match even more quickly, after reducing Nottinghamshire to 19 for 9 in their first innings, but Essex duly cla
Australia wary of enigmatic Sri Lankans
On paper there is no contest: cricketing superpower Australia, unbeatenduring their past 15 matches, versus Sri Lanka, a side whose form hasseesawed t
Momentum the key for Northern Districts
As I write this I'm looking out onto Westpac Park as the rain comes down causing a delay to the start of our round seven State Championship game again
No regrets: Damien Martyn
Damien Martyn, on the verge of making a comeback to the Australian team after a long injury lay-off, has said that he does not regret playing the Worl
Leicestershire caught cold on resumption
Anurag Singh: important 74, despite hamstring injury After enjoying the upper hand for much of yesterday's play, Leicestershire were caught cold