England finished day 1 of the third Test at Mumbai on 272-3, after a superb century from Andrew Strauss and a debut 50 from Owais Shah.

Stephen Fleming batted beautifully, making 97, as New Zealand built a big first innings lead on the second day of the second Test.

The Australians ended the second day of the first Test on top as they took a 103 run lead.

Sri Lanka restricted Pakistan to only 201-8 from their 50 overs in the first ODI at Colombo, but a downpour prevented any further play.

Bangladesh opened their series with Kenya in resounding fashion, crushing their African counterparts 131 runs.

Rockingham Software have announced that Cricket Coach has been delayed due to gameplay bugs.

James Franklin made a weather-interrupted first day even more gloomy for the West Indies with five wickets.

Test debutant Stuart Clark has scythed through the
cream of South African batting to claim 5-55, and help
bowl SA out for 205.

Both Sri Lanka and Bangladesh found plenty of positives to draw from their recent clash, but how significant are they for the future?

Fast bowler Steve Harmison’s shin has become the fifth item on the England injury list ahead of the Third Test against India in Mumbai