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Poor weather continues in Cairns

The New Zealand A White XI's tour of northern Australia ended in frustrating fashion with any hope of play against Pakistan A ended by heavy rain in Cairns.

20 July, 2006 in International News

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Quiet day at the office for Kiwis

It was just a day at the office for New Zealand players appearing in English county cricket matches today.

20 July, 2006 in International News

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Punter under pressure

Cricket legend Dennis Lillee believes that skipper Ricky Ponting and the national side will be 'under the hammer' should Australia not reclaim the Ashes this summer.

19 July, 2006 in International News

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Shoaib to join squad

Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar could return to Test cricket within the next month.

19 July, 2006 in International News

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India in for Twenty20

The inaugural ICC Twenty20 World Championship will involve all ICC full members after the Indian cricket's governing body agreed to participate in the 2007 tournament in South Africa.

18 July, 2006 in International News

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Major Associations announce contracted players

The six Major Associations have released the list of players to be offered Major Association contracts for the 2006/07 season.

17 July, 2006 in Domestic News

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McGrath close to return

Paceman Glenn McGrath has earmarked the Champions Trophy in India in September for his return to international cricket.

17 July, 2006 in International News

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Strauss paves the way

Andrew Strauss has scored his ninth Test century to inspire England to 258-7 at stumps on the fourth day of the first Test at Lord's against Pakistan.

17 July, 2006 in International News

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Yousuf fights back for Pakistan

Mohammad Yousuf's superb 185 made light of England's bowling to help Pakistan build a position of safety after three days of the first Test at Lord's.

16 July, 2006 in International News

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England powers on

Paul Collingwood was the star of the show for England on the second day of the first Test against Pakistan with the top order batsman notching up a career-best 186 to leave his side in a commanding position at stumps.

15 July, 2006 in International News

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India seal double over New Zealand

India claimed a pair of victories over New Zealand's A teams in action in northern Australia.

15 July, 2006 in International News

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Tendulkar faces test

Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar will undergo a fitness test early next week to determine whether he is ready to return to the international cricket arena.

15 July, 2006 in International News

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Tough day for county BLACKCAPS

New Zealanders in English county championship action endured a tough day as the First-Class competition returned in full after a break for the Twenty20 group stages.

15 July, 2006 in International News

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Asif pulls out of Test

Pakistan paceman Mohammad Asif has failed to recover sufficiently from an elbow injury and will miss the first Test against England later in the week.

13 July, 2006 in International News

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England falls to third

England's recent mediocre Test form has seen it fall to third in the ICC's Test Championship table.

13 July, 2006 in International News

Community News

National Junior Selection Panel named

New Zealand Cricket has announced the members of the National Junior Selection Panel for 2006/07.

13 July, 2006 in Community News

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White Ferns 2006/07 schedule

The White Ferns will compete in two international series during the 2006/07 season.

13 July, 2006 in International News

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Barlow extends Stags stay

Graham Barlow has been reappointed as State Central Stags coach for another two years.

12 July, 2006 in Domestic News

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MacGill praises Hilditch

Spinner Stuart MacGill believes Australia's new chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch will be far better in the job than his predecessor

12 July, 2006 in International News

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Smith out of tour

South African skipper Graeme Smith has been ruled out of his side's tour to Sri Lanka after tearing ligaments in his ankle. The opening batsman slipped while running earlier in the week but is yet to find out how long he will be sidelined for.

12 July, 2006 in International News

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Significant development in West Indies

An interesting new phase in West Indian cricket

11 July, 2006 in International News