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Zimbabwe confirm Twenty20 absence
Zimbabwe formally withdraw from next year's World Twenty20 tournament in England - and Scotland will replace them.
Champions Trophy fate in balance
The ICC will decide on the fate of next month's Champions Trophy in Pakistan on Sunday after further talks on the issue.
India win squares one-day series
India level their one-day series in Sri Lanka with a hard fought three-wicket success in Dambulla.
Windies reach final of tri-series
Ramnaresh Sarwan hits 49 not out as West Indies beat Bermuda to book their place in the tri-series final in Canada.
Ramprakash ton punishes Sussex
Surrey close day one against Sussex at The Oval on 256-2 after another century from skipper Mark Ramprakash.
Gritty Jones fights back for Kent
Kent close the opening day against Lancashire at Canterbury on 241-7.
Rhodes plays down Jones concerns
Worcestershire director of cricket Steve Rhodes insists injury-prone England bowler Simon Jones will make a full recovery from his latest setback.
Lee opts out of Bangladesh series
Fast bowler Brett Lee has pulled out of Australia's squad for the forthcoming one-day series against Bangladesh.
Asif faces ban after test result
Pakistan bowler Mohammad Asif is facing a two year ban after his 'B' sample tested positive for the steroid nandrolone.
England Twenty20 clash washed out
England's Twenty20 international with South Africa scheduled for Wednesday evening is called off because of heavy rain.
ICC satisfied with Trophy plans
ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat tells England's cricketers that they can expect a 'presidential' level of security during the Champions trophy in Pakistan.
Jones set to miss rest of season
Simon Jones is unlikely to play again this season after a scan on his injured knee revealed cartillage damage.
TMS changes explained
Producer Adam Mountford on Mike Selvey's departure
Kent v Essex photos
Pictures from the Friends Provident Trophy final at Lord's
Master craftsman
Justin Langer congratulates Mark Ramprakash on his stunning record