The opening match of the five-ODI series between England and Pakistan Under-19s at Shenley was abandoned with England on 61 for 2, still needing another 98 runs in 15 overs.
Weather has the final say in opening Under-19 ODI
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Amla and Dippenaar capitalise on their chances
Hashim Amla and Boeta Dippenaar both hit unbeaten hundreds as South Africa A scored 287 for 2 on the first day of their second match against Zimbabwe Select at Bulawayo.
Kabir burst unsettles Yorkshire
Yorkshire close day two against Worcestershire on 152-5 after three wickets for Kabir Ali.
India star Laxman ready for Lancashire spell
Some people may argue that VVS Laxman has had his fair share of success for one summer, after all, he was an integral part of India's first Test Series win on English soil for 21 years and finished with a respectable batting average of 51.25.
Durham compile useful advantage
Durham close the penultimate day against Surrey at the Riverside with a lead of 374 at 325-7.
Amla and Dippenaar fill their boots
Hashim Amla and Boeta Dippenaar both hit unbeaten hundreds as South Africa A scored 287 for 2 on the first day of their second match against Zimbabwe Select at Bulawayo.
Smith dismissed on truncated day
Middlesex close on 21-1 after a truncated second day of the Championship match at Northampton.
Cherry released by Glamorgan
The Glamorgan opener, Dan Cherry, is to be released by the club at the end of the current season. Cherry, 27, made his debut in 1998 and hit the headlines with a score of 226 against Middlesex in 2005, the highest score by an uncapped player in the club's history.
Sri Lankans triumph after initial jitters
Kaushal Lokuarachchi and Gayan Wijekoon stitched together a gritty 66-run partnership to lift Sri Lanka A to a thrilling win in a low-scoring game against India A at Nairobi.
Boucher in trouble after backing Kallis
The row over the omission of Jacques Kallis from South Africa's Twenty20 World Championship squad deepened on Wednesday when the wicketkeeper Mark Boucher was called in front of a disciplinary hearing after criticising the decision in a newspaper article.
Rain dictates again at Edgbaston
Rain washes out play at Edgbaston for the second day running between Warwickshire and Kent.
Harmison concern for Durham
Steve Harmison has suffered a setback in his race to be fit for Saturday's Friends Provident Trophy final against Hampshire at Lord's.
Kallis support lands Boucher rap
South Africa's Mark Boucher must appear before a disciplinary hearing after supporting Jacques Kallis.
Cardiff suffers Wednesday washout
For the second day in succession no play is possible between Glamorgan and Somerset at Cardiff.
Murali aiming for 1,000 wickets
A huge smile breaks across the face of Muttiah Muralitharan when you congratulate him on his magic milestone of 700 Test match wickets. Then when you ask him about his remaining career aims, the smile disappears. It is replaced by a steely, determined look: Â
Warne ready for Lord's showdown
Hampshire captain relishing his first domestic final
Durham loans Mark Davies to Nottinghamshire
Durham have loaned medium-pacer Mark Davies to Nottinghamshire for one month. Davies will make his Notts debut in the Pro40 match against Essex on Wednesday.
Graham Napier extends Essex contract
Essex allrounder Graham Napier will play for the county until 2009 after agreeing to a new two-year contract.
Essex win floodlit opener
Essex Eagles beat Derbyshire Phantoms by five wickets in the first match of the Twenty20 Floodlit Cup at Derby.
India could have won last Test with second spinner
Ajit Wadekar supports Rahul Dravid's decision not to enforce the follow-on and reckons the senior players should be preserved and used car.
Symonds fears for the fun of Twenty20s
Australia's allrounder Andrew Symonds could well emerge as the key player in next month's Twenty20 World Championship, but he fears that the ever-increasing popularity of the game's newest format could detract from the fun.
Harmison sidelined by back worry
Steve Harmison hands England and Durham an injury scare in a county match against Surrey.
Harmison hampered by side injury
Steve Harmison hands England and Durham an injury scare in a county match against Surrey.
Napier agrees new Essex contract
Graham Napier signs a new two-year contract with Essex.
Bengal association gets tough on Pranab Roy
In a letter written to former Test batsman Pranab Roy, the Cricket Association of Bengal has denied him use of its facilities for joining the Indian Cricket League..
Australia hungry for another trophy – Clarke
Michael Clarke, the Australian batsman, has said that Australia are approaching the inaugural Twenty20 World Championship in South Africa with enormous confidence and were eager to annex another trophy after their recent World Cup triumph.
Durham loan out Davies to Notts
Injury-hit Nottinghamshire have taken fast bowler Mark Davies from Durham on loan for one month from Wednesday.
Kallis 'remains Test cornerstone'
South Africa selector Joubert Strydom offers support to Jacques Kallis, overlooked for the ICC World Twenty20.
Scotland take on might of India
Scotland take on India in a one-day international which will be shown live on the BBC Sport website.
Scotland to take on mighty India
Scotland take on India in a one-day international which will be shown live on the BBC Sport website.
Prior hit hard by criticism
After enduring a nightmare Test series against India with dropped caches and poor form with the bat, Matt Prior, the England wicketkeeper, has said that the criticism from the press hit him hard and that he still had plenty to learn. Prior dropped two catches in the third Test at The Oval, including that of Sachin Tendulkar, and scored a 15-ball duck in the first innings.
Ian Chappell slams Prior's glovework
Ian Chappell believes that England will never regain the Ashes so long as men of the standard of Matt Prior and Geraint Jones are selected in the Test side.
Bashar urges BCB to arrange more cricket
Former captain Habibul Bashar has urged the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) to arrange cricket for players not involved in next month's Twenty20 World Championship.
More delays to Tait's comeback
Shaun Tait has been rated a "day-by-day prospect" by Troy Cooley, the bowling coach, as he attempts to prove his fitness for next month's Twenty20 World Championship in South Africa.
Symonds works on offspin focus
Andrew Symonds has agreed to a request to concentrate on offspin as Australia prepare for life after Shane Warne.
Chris Wright signs for Essex
Chris Wright, a fast-medium bowler, has signed a two-year deal to play for Essex.
Mike Watkinson interview on LancsTV
Catch up with Lancashire Cricket Manager Mike Watkinson now on LancsTV!
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Durham consolidate strong position
Durham made the most of what play was available on a rain-truncated second day at Chester-le-Street, mustering a lead of 122 .
Batsman Cherry released by Glam
Opening batsman Dan Cherry is to be released by the club at the end of 2007/08 season
Glamorgan release batsman Cherry
Opening batsman Dan Cherry is to be released by the club at the end of 2007/08 season.
Glamorgan release Cherry
Opening batsman Dan Cherry is to be released by the club at the end of 2007/08 season.
Di Venuto reaches 1,000 run mark
Durham's Michael di Venuto passes 1,000 County Championship runs for the season on day two at the Riverside.
Pears washed out again by weather
Luckless Worcestershire are again hit by rain as day one of their match against Yorkshire is completely washed out.
Essex sign Wright from Middlesex
Middlesex's Chris Wright signs a two-year deal to play for Essex from the start of the 2008 season.
A secret worth sharing
Jenny Thompson reviews the England and New Zealand Twenty20 matches at Bath.
Listen live – Lancs v Sussex, NatWest Pro40 League
Live ball by ball commentary on Lancashire Lightning's NatWest Pro40 League with Sussex Sharks can be found on local BBC radio and online.
Northampton rain skittles day one
Rain prevents a single ball from being bowled on the first day of Northants v Middlesex in the County Championship.
Northampton rain scuppers day one
Rain prevents a single ball from being bowled on the first day of Northants v Middlesex in the County Championship.