Cockbain earns Gloucs battling draw
Ian Cockbain batted through the last day and made his first-class best score to lead Gloucestershire to a hugely improbable draw against Surrey. Press
Wagner, Craig impress in low-scoring draw
A five-wicket haul from Neil Wagner and three wickets from Mark Craig were the New Zealanders' biggest gains from a drawn, low-scoring tour game again
Only be satisfied with big tons, Ramdin urges West Indies
Denesh Ramdin has called for his team-mates to be less wasteful of their starts in Test cricket, after West Indies went down to New Zealand by 53 runs
Hazlewood ruled out of A-team quadrangular
Australia A fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the Quadrangular A-team one-day series after suffering a side strain in the opening game
Vincent banned for life by ECB
Lou Vincent, the former New Zealand batsman, has been banned for life by the ECB after he admitted breaching the ECB's anti-corruption regulationsESPN
Northeast ton secures Kent chase
Sam Northeast hit his first century of the season as Kent cruised to a six-wicket win against Leicestershire at Grace RoadPress Association10-Jul-2014
Pietersen cameo keeps up Surrey hopes
Kevin Pietersen played his most significant hand to date with an assured cameo to ensure Surrey were on the right side of the fine margins of T20. The
Styris, Ireland star in low-scoring win
Scott Styris started his tenure as Leicestershire's limited-overs captain by playing a leading role in his side's 34-run Royal London Cup victory over
Younis century leads Pakistan recovery
Sri Lanka sent back the Pakistan top order before lunch but Younis Khan's unbeaten century ensured the visitors hit back to end the day on a solid 261
Flawed teams resume rivalry
Bangladesh have had a terrible year in all forms of cricket, but they will be encouraged by the happy memories they have against West IndiesMohammad I