Lara saves West Indies
A century to Brian Lara on the last day of the second Test against India has helped West Indies salvage a draw.
15 Jun, 2006 in International News
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England trounces Ireland
A 142-run stand between centurion Marcus Trescothick and Ian Bell has given England a 38-run victory over Ireland in the inaugural match between the two sides at Stormont.
14 Jun, 2006 in International News
Proteas pick rookie
South Africa has selected rookie off-spinner Thandi Tshabalala in its squad to play Sri Lanka in two Tests.
14 Jun, 2006 in International News
India takes charge of second Test
Memories of the West Indies' fighting effort in the first Test with India have been eradicated after two days of the second Test in St Lucia.
12 Jun, 2006 in International News
Tendulkar recovering well
Indian star Sachin Tendulkar is looking to take part in a number of exhibition games in England as he attempts to recover from shoulder surgery.
12 Jun, 2006 in International News
Moody eyes World Cup
Sri Lanka coach Tom Moody believes the upcoming one-day series against England will be a litmus test for both sides ahead of next year's World Cup.
11 Jun, 2006 in International News
Sehwag steadies ship
Star Indian stroke-maker Virender Sehwag has hit a swashbuckling 180 to help his side to 361-4 at stumps on day one of the second Test against the West Indies at St Lucia.
11 Jun, 2006 in International News
India loses paceman
India paceman Shantha Sreesanth has been ruled out of his side's upcoming second Test against the West Indies due to a heel injury.
10 Jun, 2006 in International News
Jones to miss Ashes
England pace bowler Simon Jones looks likely to miss the Ashes series after heading to America for knee surgery.
10 Jun, 2006 in International News
Nottinghamshire in strife
Stephen Fleming's Nottinghamshire faces a battle to avoid outright defeat in the latest round of English county matches.
09 Jun, 2006 in International News
Strauss latest to lead England
England is set to appoint yet another captain with Andrew Strauss likely to lead the side in its upcoming one-day series against Sri Lanka.
09 Jun, 2006 in International News
Franklin's Glamorgan in control
James Franklin and Scott Styris had lengthy bowling spells in the latest round of English county cricket action.
08 Jun, 2006 in International News
More injury woes for England
England's injury woes have continued with all-rounder Andrew Flintoff joining his team's growing casualty list.
08 Jun, 2006 in International News
Hick passes landmark
Former Auckland and Northern Districts batsman
07 Jun, 2006 in International News
Jayawardene cops fine
Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene has been fined 20 per cent of his match fee for abusing ground equipment during Sri Lanka's third Test against England at Trent Bridge.
07 Jun, 2006 in International News
Windies hold on for draw
The West Indies have hung on for a dramatic draw after tailenders Corey Collymore and Fidel Edwards safely negotiated the final three overs of the first Test against India in Antigua.
07 Jun, 2006 in International News
Jaffer hits double century
Indian opener Wasim Jaffer has scored a magnificent double century to help his side set the West Indies 393 for victory with one day left of the first Test in Antigua.
06 Jun, 2006 in International News
Sri Lanka edge past BLACKCAPS
Sri Lanka¦s feat of drawing the three-match Test series with England 1-1 has edged them ahead of the BLACKCAPS in the ICC Test Championship table.
06 Jun, 2006 in International News
Sri Lanka takes charge
Sri Lanka built a 288-run lead with three wickets in hand on day three of the third Test with England at Trent Bridge.
05 Jun, 2006 in International News
Vaughan needs more time
Michael Vaughan says he still requires more match practice with county side Yorkshire before he can contemplate a return to international cricket.
05 Jun, 2006 in International News
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