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Sensational Steyn Seals Series Lead

Speedster Dale Steyn's 10-wicket haul upstaged the legendary Sachin Tendulkar's 46th Test ton, as South Africa racked up an emphatic innings and six-run victory over India in Nagpur's series opener on Tuesday... Full Scorecard | Your Say

C365 Opinion - Royal Pain More Than Gain

The announcement of Royals2020 - a self-professed 'dynamic partnership of leading cricket clubs' - leaves Peter May to ask a few questions of such a contrived league...

Gayle: We Have To Keep The Series Open

It has eventually dawned on Chris Gayle that the rather one-sided nature to the Windies' stint Down Under is keeping fans from coming to the games... Adelaide Report | Gallery

Fixtures
Results

Wed 10-Feb-2010
Canada v Kenya

Wed 10-Feb-2010
Afghanistan v Scotland
Abu Dhabi

Wed 10-Feb-2010
UAE v England Lions
Sharjah CA Stadium, UAE

Thu 11-Feb-2010
New Zealand v Bangladesh
Jade Stadium, Christchurch

Thu 11-Feb-2010
Ireland v Scotland

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Tue 09-Feb-2010
ICC World Cup Qualifiers - Knockout
Canada v Holland
Holland won by 6 wickets.

Tue 09-Feb-2010
ICC World Cup Qualifiers - Knockout
Afghanistan v Ireland
Afghanistan won by 13 runs.

Tue 09-Feb-2010
One Day International Series - 2nd Match
Australia v West Indies
Australia won by 8 wickets.

Sun 07-Feb-2010
One Day International Series - 2nd Match
New Zealand v Bangladesh
New Zealand won by 5 wickets.

Sun 07-Feb-2010
One Day International Series - 1st Match
Australia v West Indies
Australia won by 113 runs.

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Was it right that Hashim Amla was named Man of the Match in Nagpur?

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Kamran Axed; Malik Keeps T20 Captaincy

Fed-up after their dismal tour of Australia, Pakistan's selectors have dropped wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal for the Twenty20s against England and retained Shoaib Malik as captain...

Uneasy Welcome For England's Recruit

Globalisation is upon us, but cricket needs to preserve its unique integrity to compete against this, writes Alan Tyers on the back of Craig Kieswetter's pending England selection...