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Two Top Teams Cosmos And Dominators Will Play Each Other In Finals. Finals Will Be Played On 23rd , 24th And 25th July. A team needs to win 2 out of the three matches to win this tournament. First Match to be played on Cosmos Home Ground and Second To Be Played on Dominators Home. And The Third will be played in Lords. The winner shall be our champion.

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Hayden in Brisbane Heat talks:
Matthew Hayden, the former Australia opener, is in the final stages of negotiations to play for the Brisbane Heat in the expanded Twenty20 Big Bash League next summer.Having last played competitively as part of Chennai Super Kings' Champions League-winning team in South Africa in 2010, Hayden, 39, is close to inking a deal that would see him play a key role for the Heat, potentially opening the batting with New Zealand's Brendon McCullum.To do so Hayden would have to relinquish his position on the boards of both Cricket Australia and Queensland Cricket, but according to a report in the Courier Mail in Brisbane this is something he is happy to accept.

Test spot beckons for Phillip Hughes:
Phillip Hughes might be in the form of his life, but he is sitting out of Australia A's second four-day match against Zimbabwe. Hughes has made two hundreds from his four innings on the tour of Zimbabwe and is expected to partner Shane Watson when Australia head to Sri Lanka for a Test series beginning in late August.The demotion of Simon Katich has left Hughes as the logical replacement, and although he struggled to have any impact when he replaced the injured Katich during the Ashes, he finished the summer with Sheffield Shield scores of 54, 115, 138 and 93. However, he was left out of Australia A's side for the Harare match that started on Thursday - the last game of the trip - with David Warner and Aaron Finch listed to open.

Damien Wright cites Saker as coaching mentor:
Damien Wright wants to bring a David Saker-style approach to his new job after being confirmed as New Zealand's bowling coach. Wright has been handed a two-year deal and will be working with a talented group of young fast bowlers, including Tim Southee, Hamish Bennett and Adam Milne, as New Zealand aim to lift themselves from eighth on the ICC Test rankings.The appointment of the Wright followed the departure of the previous bowling mentor Allan Donald, and completes the coaching setup along with the head coach John Wright and assistant Trent Woodhill. It is a supreme vote of confidence in the Australian Wright, 35, who was still playing first-class cricket himself until two months ago.

Zimbabwe fight back but Australia A on top:

3rd Day:
Zimbabwe XI 300 (Taylor 85, Siddle 4-45) and 49 for 3 (Taylor 32*, Starc 2-8) v Australia A 498 (Finch 122, Warner 211, Price 4-116)

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Sunday, 17 July 2011
Clydesdale Bank 40


Durham: Did not bat
Surrey: Did not bat
No result

Glamorgan: 45-2 (11.1 overs)
Unicorns: Did not bat
No result


Leicestershire: Did not bat
Hampshire: 89-1 (14.0 overs)
No result

Netherlands: 206-8 (37.0 overs)
Kent: 165 (34.5 overs)
Netherlands beat Kent by 40 runs (D/L)

Nottinghamshire: 127-7 (23.0 overs)
Essex: Did not bat
No result


Scotland: 223-7 (36.0 overs)
Northamptonshire: 211-6 (36.0 overs)
Scotland beat Northamptonshire by 12 runs


Yorkshire: 196-7 (31.0 overs)
Middlesex: 197-4 (30.0 overs)
Middlesex beat Yorkshire by 6 wickets

Monday, 18 July 2011
Under 19 One Day International Series

England U19: 220-6 (46.1 overs)
S Africa U19: 219 (49.4 overs)
England Under 19 beat South Africa Under 19 by 4 wickets



Clydesdale Bank 40


Netherlands: Did not bat
Worcestershire: Did not bat
No result


Nottinghamshire: 122-4 (26.2 overs)
Unicorns: 157-6 (39.0 overs)
Nottinghamshire beat Unicorns by 6 wickets (D/L)


Scotland: 120-7 (22.0 overs)
Warwickshire: 116-9 (22.0 overs)
Scotland beat Warwickshire by 4 runs


Lancashire: 39-3 (7.4 overs)
Somerset: Did not bat
No result

Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Clydesdale Bank 40


Hampshire: 134 (32.1 overs)
Durham: 210-5 (34.0 overs)
Durham beat Hampshire by 81 runs (D/L)

Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Tour Match

Leicestershire: 341 & 297-8 (74.0 overs)
Sri Lanka A: 176 & 239 (72.2 overs)
Leicestershire beat Sri Lanka A by 223 runs



LV County Championship - Division One

Hampshire: 213 & 171 (65.0 overs)
Nottinghamshire: 183 & 198-6 (72.0 overs)
Hampshire drew with Nottinghamshire


Warwickshire: 521 (152.1 overs)
Sussex: 259 & 219 (76.5 overs)
Warwickshire beat Sussex by an innings and 43 runs


Yorkshire: 239 & 260 (76.5 overs)
Lancashire: 328 & 194 (65.0 overs)
Lancashire beat Yorkshire by 23 runs



LV County Championship - Division Two

Gloucestershire: 515 (118.2 overs)
Kent: 205 & 168 (42.5 overs)
Gloucestershire beat Kent by an innings and 142 runs


Northamptonshire: 275 & 229-5 (69.0 overs)
Derbyshire: 364 & 268-4 (56.5 overs)
Northamptonshire drew with Derbyshire


Surrey: 117 & 379 (70.5 overs)
Middlesex: 308 & 190-4 (50.5 overs)
Middlesex beat Surrey by 6 wickets



Clydesdale Bank 40


Essex: 53-2 (6.2 overs)
Glamorgan: 251-8 (38.0 overs)
No result (D/L)

Thursday, 21 July 2011
Under 19 One Day International Series


England U19: 198 (49.5 overs)
S Africa U19: 86-1 (13.0 overs)
No result

Saturday, 23 July 2011
Under 19 One Day International Series


England U19: 148 (38.0 overs)
S Africa U19: 298-5 (50.0 overs)
South Africa Under 19 beat England Under 19 by 150 runs

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1st Test
England Rule On The 2000th Test:
England faced Indiain the historical 2000th International Test Match and 100 Test Match between India And England. The MAtch Started with England batting first.England lost Cook Early for 12 when the score was 19. Strauss scored 22and got out when the score was 64. Zaheer got two wickets but after 13 overs he had to go due to injury. Peitersen added 98 with Trott and 110 with Bell. Trott went for 70, Bell for 45 and Morgan got out for a golden duck. Prior scored 71 to keep England moving. PEitersen as reached his double century, Peitersen not out for 202 helped England declare for 474/8 on Day 2 after a rain hit Day 1. Praveen took 5 wickets.

Indiain their trail had a 63 runs partnership for first wicket. Gambhir left for 15 and then Mukund got out for 49. Two experience LEgends Dravid and Tendulkar were batting now. Tendulkar went for 34 after having a 81 runs partnership with Dravid. Raina And Laxman did not score much and both went early. It was 5-183 when Dhoni arrived. Dhoni scored 28 runs adding 57 for next wicket. Harbhajan went early and India required around 30-35 runs to avoid follow on. But by Big hitting by Praveen helped them avoid it. Praveen went for 17, but Dravid reached his 100 as India got all out for 286.

England in reply lost Cook early when he scored 1. Then Strauss and Trott added 30 runs but Srauss got out for 32. Sharma then took 3 wickets in no time, Trott for 22, Peitersen for 3 and Bell for 0. Morgan worked hard over his 19 but did not last long over Sharma's bowling. Then for the next wicket Prior and Broad added 162 runs, Prior reaching his 100 and Broad not out for 74. England declare for 269/6 and a target of 450 has to be defended in around 120 overs.
India to defend the test Match lost Mukund early. Mukund departed on 12 by Broad's beauty. Then Laxman and Dravid took over adding 75 for next wicket but Dravid got out for 34. Soon after Laxman went for 56 and Gambhir for 22. The score was 135/4 and Tendulkar was there batting with Raina. Sachin struggled and after escaping 1 drop catch and 1 LBW appeal finally Anderson got him on 12 of 68 balls. Raina and Dhoni took over and added 60. But after Tea Dhoni got out for 16 and since then the wickets started to fall. Harbhajan scored 12 and Kumar got out for 2.Then Raina was caught on 78 making India get all out for 260.Anderson taking 5 and Broad with 3 wickets helped England win.

Summary:
England 1st inns------ 474/8 Dec[/b]
Peitersen------ 202* ====== 5-106
[b]India------ 286/10
Dravid------ 103* ====== Broad 5-47
England -------- 269/6 Dec
Prior ------ 103*====== Sharma 4-59
India --------- 261/10
Raina--------- 78 ======= Anderson 5-65

2nd Test
England Vs India
Well after England won first test match they had a great confidence and were looking strong. But batting first did not allow their confidence to last long. England lost Cook for 2 and Trott for 4 early. But Strauss adn Peitersen took England safely to 69 till lunch. Indians having a good luch started second session with wicket of Peitersen on 29 and Strauss on 32. And then Morgan ,Prior, and Bresnan got out in no time. Bell ahd a fighting 31 but he got out too. England were 124/8 when Broad and Swann came in. Both added a fast 73 for next wicket. Swann got out for 28 and aftrer adding 24 for last wicket Broad went for 64 taking England to a usefull 221.
In reply Mukund got out first ball.But then Laxman and Dravid added 93 for next wicket and laxman went out for 54. India lost wickets as time passed on making it 139/4. Tendulkar got out for only 16. Then Dravid and Yuvraj took over. Adding 128 runs for fifth wicket Yuvraj got out for 62 and Dravid reached another 100. India were 267/5 adn Stuart Broad took a hat trick which restricted India to 288. Dravid scoring 117 and Broad taking 6 for 46.
England 1st inns -------- 221/10
Broad----- 64==== Kumar 3-45
India 1st inns---- 288
Dravid 117 ==== S.Broad 6-46
England 2nd Inns------- 24/1
I.Bell---- 9* ===== I.Sharma 1-9

Blue Hawks Release Logo and The Squad:
The Blue Night Hawks have been finalized as the sixth Team for CricSim.

Squad:
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1.Graeme Smith
Batting - 85

2.Upul Tharanga
Batting - 80

3.Andrew Flintoff
Batting - 80
Bowling - 75

4.Georghe Dockerell
Bowling - 65

5.Darren Bravo
Batting - 75

6.Heath Streak
Batting - 60
Bowling - 70

7.Tom Heegelman
Bowling - 60

8.Mitchell Johnson
Batting - 30
Bowling - 85

9.Anil Kumble
Batting - 30
Bowling - 80


10.Saqlain Mushtaq
Bowling - 80

11.Mushfiqur Rahim
Batting - 70
WK - 80

12.Kyle Mills
Bowling - 75

13.Yasin (F Player)
Batting - 100
WK - 100

14.Al-amin (F Player)
Batting - 50
Bowling - 50

15.Ishaq (F player)
Batting- 70
Bowling- 10

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