Auckland’s women made it three national titles in a row when easily accounting for Canterbury by six wickets in the State League final at Eden Park’s

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Chasing just 177 for victory over their East Midlands rivals, Leicestershire had reached 125-3 from 30 overs when bad light suspended play for the eve

Five wickets for Glenn McGrath and a fine century for Mark Waugh gave Australia a tight and possibly inextricable grip over the Second npower Test Mat

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