Watson to help fill Harris gulf
Shane Watson's greater experience of England and his capacity to bowl some of the kinds of spells Ryan Harris might have delivered for Australia appea
Deflated Zimbabwe brace for Aotearoa challenge
A new-look New Zealand side will have the Maori word "Aotearoa" emblazoned on their jerseys when they take on a Zimbabwe outfit struggling to translat
Kent bowlers set up simple chase
Kent cantered to their second Royal London Cup win of the season after dispatching Group A neighbours Sussex by eight wickets in sunny CanterburyECB/P
Fifties for Rahul and Pujara, others struggle
A sluggish surface at the MA Chidambaram Stadium produced an attritional first day on which India A took the early initiative through a century stand
Cook admits concern over top-order failings
Alastair Cook admitted that the habitual failure of England's top order had become an "area of concern" following their humiliating 405-run defeat in
Chapple chips in after record stand
Glen Chapple proved that the Colwyn Bay pitch was not quite so flat as to repel bowlers of timeless class after Alviro Petersen and Ashwell Prince had
Wood faces up to prospect of ankle operation
Mark Wood has enjoyed the thrill of taking the wicket that won the Ashes for England, but on the horizon is the less palatable thought of an operation
Brilliant Billings keeps Kent season aflame
Sam Billings has played eye-catching innings in a season that has won him England one-day honours, but the brilliant unbeaten century at Trent Bridge
Giles Clarke is target of The Oval silent protest
ECB president Giles Clarke could be called to appear before the Culture Media and Sport Select Committee if one conservative MP has his way to explain
All-round Nasir sinks India A with ton and five-for
A sparkling all-round performance from Nasir Hossain proved match-winning as he led Bangladesh A to a 65-run win against India A in the second one-day