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Flower not taking Bangladesh lightly

Andy Flower says England will be taking the Bangladesh tour seriously and will respect their opponents in all forms of the game.

Aussies take opening T20

Australia's winning run has continued with a comprehensive six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first Twenty20 in Wellington.

MCC issues IPL vow

The MCC has now established a working committee as it plans to further explore the possibility of buying an IPL franchise.

New kid Kieswetter set for ODI bow - Cook

England captain Alastair Cook is certain that Craig Kieswetter will make his one-day international debut against Bangladesh on Sunday.

Lee reveals Test retirement reasons

Brett Lee is targeting glory with Australia at the 2011 one-day World Cup after announcing his retirement from Test cricket.

Lee to finish in Test cricket

Australia fast bowler Brett Lee is on Wednesday expected to confirm his retirement from Test cricket.

Gibbs pens Yorkshire deal

South Africa international batsman Herschelle Gibbs has signed for Yorkshire to play in this summer's Twenty20 competition.

England skipper happy with Twenty20 form

Paul Collingwood remains confident England will have a good showing at the World Twenty20 despite Saturday's defeat to Pakistan.

England close to perfection - Collingwood

Captain Paul Collingwood said England were 'near-perfect' in Friday's seven-wicket Twenty20 win over Pakistan in Dubai.

Aussies blow away Windies in one-day finale

Australia defeated the West Indies by 125 runs in the final one-day international in Melbourne to complete a 4-0 series victory.

Tigers fail to hang on in Hamilton

Tim Southee finished with figures of 3-41 to help New Zealand secure a 121-run win over Bangladesh in the one-off Test in Hamilton.

Kieswetter's desert strike downs England

Craig Kieswetter and Adil Rashid shone as England Lions defeated England in their Twenty20 match in Abu Dhabi.

Lee admits uncertainty over cricket 'life'

Australian paceman Brett Lee says he's satisfied with his career even if injury prevents him from playing top-level cricket again.

Flower to keep tabs on Kieswetter

Andy Flower has told emerging Lions talent Craig Kieswetter he has a chance of winning an England call-up.

Sehwag and Tendulkar punish Proteas

Centuries by Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar have put India in the driving seat in the second Test with South Africa in Kolkata.

Colly ? England need IPL experience

Paul Collingwood believes English cricketers' lack of exposure in the IPL and Champions League is hindering the national Twenty20 side.

England ace predicts 'rotation system'

Alastair Cook claims that more England players might have to follow captain Andrew Strauss' example and take a break from cricket.

Black Caps set for Florida outing

New Zealand are closing in on a deal to play Sri Lanka in a Twenty20 series in the United States in May.

Kieswetter stars as Lions roar

Craig Kieswetter gave a glimpse of things to come when he hit an unbeaten 77 as England Lions beat Pakistan A in Sharjah.

Windies' hopes washed away

The third one-day international between the West Indies and Australia was abandoned due to rain with the tourists in a strong position.

Strauss right to miss tour - Broad

England all-rounder Stuart Broad has backed captain Andrew Strauss's decision to miss the upcoming tour of Bangladesh.

Guptill guides Black Caps to win

New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by three wickets in Christchurch on Thursday to complete a one-day series whitewash.

PCB backing Aussie series flops

The Pakistan Cricket Board has ruled out a complete overhaul of their side despite crashing to a series whitewash defeat in Australia.

Warne underwhelmed by Strauss no-show

Shane Warne has said Andrew Strauss has shown "a lack of respect for Test cricket" by missing the tour of Bangladesh.

Steyn too hot for Indians

South Africa are closing in on victory in the first Test after Dale Steyn destroyed India with seven first-innings wickets in Nagpur.

Asif to miss England series

Mohammad Asif will not be able to face England in Dubai after a previous drugs arrest and Kamran Akmal has been left out of the squad.

Black Caps ease to series victory

New Zealand have secured the one-day series with Bangladesh after a comfortable five-wicket win in the second one-dayer in Dunedin.

Aussies blow Windies away

Shane Watson made 59 as Australia defeated West Indies by 113 runs in the opening game of the five-match one-day international series.

Kallis and Amla give Proteas edge

Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla both scored centuries as South Africa ended day one of the first Test with India on 291-2.

Gayle pleased with build up

West Indies captain Chris Gayle is happy with his side's preparation as they face the daunting prospect of five ODIs with Australia.

Aussies edge thrilling T20

Australia have beaten Pakistan by two runs in a one-off T20, meaning the tourists have failed to win a single match on the tour.

Oram stars as Kiwis take opener

Jacob Oram hit 83 from just 40 balls as New Zealand hammered Bangladesh by 146 runs in the first one-day international in Napier.

Lawson admits England ambitions

Former Australia fast bowler Geoff Lawson has thrown his hat into the ring for the vacant England bowling coach job.

South African legend eyes England role

South Africa pace legend Allan Donald has confirmed his interest in becoming England's new bowling coach following Ottis Gibson's exit.

Back blow for paceman Siddle

Australia have been hit by the news Peter Siddle will miss the upcoming tour of New Zealand due to a stress fracture of the back.

Bangladesh crushed by Black Caps

New Zealand defeated Bangladesh by 10 wickets in a one-off series opening Twenty20 encounter in Hamilton.

Windies bring in Gibson

England bowling guru Ottis Gibson has been recruited by West Indies to take over as the country's new head coach.

Qasim quits to leave Pakistan rudderless

Pakistan cricket is spiralling into chaos as chief selector Iqbal Qasim's decision to quit left nobody in charge to appoint a captain.

Afridi ? It will not happen again

Pakistan's Shahid Afridi has apologised for the ball-tampering incident which has seen him banned for the first T20 with England.

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