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What now, then, for England? Chennai was the scene of some extravagant personal performances from their cricketers - most notably the twin-centurion, Andrew Strauss - but they have emerged with nothing to show for their efforts save a significant amount of mental bruising. The scars in some cases are physical as well - the captain, Kevin Pietersen, played the first Test with a cracked rib, while Steve Harmison was receiving ongoing treatment for a knee niggle. It took an awful lot of soul-searching for England to make the return trip to India, to pick themselves up twice in a fortnight would be remarkable. Live Score & Ball by ball commentary Series Schedule & Fixtures Team & Squad Detail Latest Updates & News IND vs Eng Cricket History Best of luck India

The abbreviated first Test in Dunedin highlighted that West Indies are a real threat in the series which concludes in Napier from Friday. The batting of Chris Gayle, Shivnarine Chanderpaul and an unlikely Jerome Taylor, in between the rain, showed that the visiting order will take some serious effort to be dismissed on what is expected to be an excellent surface Live Score & Ball by ball commentary Series Schedule & Fixtures Team & Squad Detail Latest Updates & News NZ vs WI Cricket History Enjoy Cricket Test Match

Ishant Sharma , Rohit Sharma and S Badrinath , who have been widely labelled as the future of Indian cricket, were the biggest gainers in the BCCI's annual players' contracts list that was announced today. While the young trio moved up from Grade D (Rs 15 lakh) to Grade B (Rs 40 lakh), Rahul Dravid , who has been struggling for form over the last season, was retained in Grade A, the top bracket of Rs 60 lakh. Other promotions for 2008-09 were on expected lines with VVS Laxman, Harbhajan Singh, Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag stepping up from Grade B to join Sachin Tendulkar, Zaheer Khan, Yuvraj Singh and Dravid. Irfan Pathan, Munaf Patel and Suresh Raina have also climbed a rank higher from Grade C (Rs 25 lakh) in the list of 37 cricketers. More Detail and List

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South Africa have had trouble matching Australia in recent years but in 2008 they achieved two things Australia have struggled with: they drew a series with India in India and beat England in England. Australia have already failed at the first of those tasks this year and they are desperate to rectify the second next year when they aim to make up for their 2005 Ashes loss in England. Losing at home to South Africa would not only be a huge blow for their morale, it would also severely dent their claim to be the best side in the world. Live Scoreboard Series Schedule & Fixtures Cricket History Series News & updates Team/Squad

West Indies first visit to New Zealand came at the end of a dismal series in Australia which they lost 0-4. In the first Test at Christchurch, West Indies owed their five-wicket win to Sonny Ramadhin, who took 9 for 125 in a low-scoring game. At Auckland, West Indies scored 546 for 6 after being put in, but rain prevented them forcing a win after making New Zealand follow on. New Zealand v West Indies - Test matches Team Span Mat Won Lost Tied Draw New Zealand 1952-2006 35 9 10 0 16 West Indies 1952-2006 35 10 9 0 16 New Zealand v West Indies - One-Day Internationals Team Span Mat Won Lost Tied NR New Zealand 1975-2007 46 18 23 0 5 West Indies 1975-2007 46 23 18 0 5

Chennai: Yuvraj Singh and Pragyan Ojha have been included in the 15-man squad for the two-Test series against England. Tamil Nadu's M Vijay, who debuted in the final Test against Australia last month, and S Badrinath have been retained for the series, scheduled to start in Chennai on December 11. Yuvraj made two consecutive match-winning hundreds (138* and 118) against England in the first two ODIs of the seven-match series, and also picked up a four-wicket haul in Indore. Kris Srikkanth, the chairman of selectors, had said that he saw Yuvraj as the front-runner to take Sourav Ganguly's slot. Yuvraj has had an inconsistent run in Test cricket, having played just 23 matches for 1050 runs since his debut five years ago. However, he has been a mainstay for India in one-day cricket having piled up 6466 runs in 222 matches. It has now been confirmed that Yuvraj is Ganguly's Test replacement. Ojha, who toured Sri Lanka with the Test team this summer but has yet to make his debut,