Venkatapathy Raju, the former Indian left-arm spinner, has retired from first-class cricketSiddhartha Vaidyanathan15-Dec-2004Venkatapathy Raju: played
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US$250,000 donation to Barbados Cricket
Lord Gavron, a British benefactor, has donated US$250,000 (just over £125,000) to secure the future of youth cricket in BarbadosCricinfo…
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Talks are "already underway" with another club as a defender hopes to quit Tottenham this summer, according to a report…
Read MoreRolton guides Australian women to another win
Karen Rolton was Australia's star for the second match in a row as they beat the Indian women by three…
Read MoreQueensland cruise to seven-wicket win
Andy Bichel put Queensland on the verge of victory, taking 5 for 70 in Tasmania second innings, as they were…
Read MoreEagles continue to soar
At St George's Park in Port Elizabeth the confident attacking tactics of the Eagles, Standard Bank Cup log leaders, again…
Read MoreWest Ham’s teen Rice & Paqueta hybrid could soon become a "key player"
West Ham Uniteds campaign was dealt a bruising blow when Bayer Leverkusen struck late to take a two-goal lead to…
Read MoreCentral Districts and Otago eye wins
Wellington were well placed to beat Otago, but Northern Districts were struggling in their quest for their fourth-innings target of…
Read MoreNorthern Districts triumph in astonishing run-chase
An astounding run-chase by Northern Districts resulted in a one-wicket victory over Central Districts, who had set them 400 to…
Read MoreDurham sign Callum Thorp
Durham have signed Callum Thorp, a right-arm fast-medium bowler, on atwo-year contractCricinfo staff20-Dec-2004Callum Thorp will not count as an overs
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