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T20 cricket: Klinger ton lifts Gloucestershire

Michael Klinger smashed a brilliant 61-ball century to lead Gloucestershire to a 48-run Friends Life T20 victory over Worcestershire at Bristol.

New Zealand unlikely to risk injured opener Martin Guptill against England

New Zealand are unlikely to risk injured opener Martin Guptill for the second Twenty20 international against England at the Kia Oval tomorrow night.

Luke Wright and Hamish Rutherford return to international cricket in style

After missing out on the Champions Trophy squads, opposing pair make mark at The Oval

Ollie Rayner: Middlesex man claimed his first five-wicket haul since 2008 yesterday

Middlesex 499-8 dec Sussex 222 & 228-4: Matt Prior practice fails to pay off with Sussex on the slide

After his controversial first-innings dismissal, Matt Prior’s fortunes hardly improved as Sussex slid towards defeat. And this time England’s Test match wicketkeeper could blame no one but himself.

Champions Trophy: England go back to future as Ravi Bopara gets final chance

Selectors spring surprise by recalling Essex all-rounder for Champions Trophy

Eoin Morgan is involved in this year's IPL

ECB urge change to IPL schedule

Twenty20 tournament conflicts with English season

Smash hits: Luke Wright powers his way to 42

Record England show Wright stuff

New Zealand 174-9 England 214-7 (England win by 40 runs): Sussex all-rounder stars as victorious tourists smash 15 sixes on way to their best Twenty20 total

England score freely at Eden Park in first Twenty20 against New Zealand

England cashed in on the curious dimensions of Eden Park to pile up a record-breaking 214 for seven in the first Twenty20 against New Zealand.

Stuart Broad took a second three-wicket haul in two days

Stuart Broad's fitness lifts England despite defeat in warm-up

England headed south for Auckland disappointed to have lost their final warm-up match, but encouraged by a clutch of impressive individual performances at Whangarei’s Cobham Oval.

Eoin Morgan: The batsman’s Ashes prospects will be clearer when squad for NZ is named

England crash to surprise warm-up defeat against New Zealand XI

Tourists beaten on the final ball

England coast through to Super Six

England claimed a six-wicket victory over the West Indies to ensure their progression to the Super Six stage of the Women's Twenty20 World Cup in Mumbai.

Stuart Broad (2): Unfit, out of form, both of which are not ideal attributes for a vice-captain. It was a big decision to drop him after two wicketless matches and he has work to do to rebuild strength, stamina and bridges. Should be back. Matches 2. Overs 36.0. Wickets (ave.) 0 (n/a). Runs conceded 157

Stuart Broad takes hat-trick in England's warm-up win

Stuart Broad's late hat-trick confirmed the outcome at the Cobham Oval today, after Jos Buttler's maiden England half-century had put the tourists on course for a comfortable victory.

Eoin Morgan guides England to thrilling T20 win over India

Eoin Morgan hit the last ball for a straight six as England pulled off their highest Twenty20 run chase to conclude their 2012 schedule with a thrilling six-wicket victory over India.

Kevin Pietersen is left hanging as England prepare to name a Test squad for India

Kevin Pietersen resolution 'nearing an end now - in a positive way' says Andy Flower

England team director Andy Flower is hopeful of a positive resolution to the Kevin Pietersen saga today or tomorrow.

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