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Cricket: Langer warns Glamorgan over Twenty20 Cup bid

SOMERSET captain Justin Langer has warned Glamorgan his side have not given up on their Twenty20 Cup dreams as the two sides clash at Taunton tonight (5.30pm). Read

Cricket: Shah is harbouring hopes of a Test recall

OWAIS Shah will not give up hope on a Test recall after finally establishing himself in England’s one-day side. Read

Cricket: Memorable knock for Pietersen

KEVIN Pietersen put forward a compelling case for the continued presence of 50-over cricket on the international calendar with a stunning century to secure an emphatic 114-run victory for England over New Zealand in the NatWest Series opener. Read

Cricket: Haverfordwest cruise to win

HAVERFORDWEST thrashed Whitland by 10 wickets to stretch their lead at the top of Division One to a handy 29 points. Read

Cricket: Glam left frustrated by yet another damp squib

GLAMORGAN were struck again by the weather curse in the Twenty20 competition when their game against the Worcestershire Royals at the Swalec Stadium was abandoned yesterday without a ball being bowled. Read

Cricket: Dobbie shines with bat and ball

ROGERSTONE slipped out of the Division One promotion picture when they lost by 92 runs at Chepstow in a high scoring top-of-the-table game. Read

Cricket: Gibbs backing Glam for Twenty20 glory

SOUTH AFRICAN star Herschelle Gibbs reckons Glamorgan could be heading for Twenty20 glory – thanks to the Indian Premier League. Read

Cricket: Sobers and Gibbs take centre stage

TWO members of that rare club who have hit six sixes in an over will come face-to-face in Cardiff. Read

Cricket: Legend Donald hails Simon Jones

PACE legend Allan Donald has hailed the return of Simon Jones to form and fitness, writes GARETH GRIFFITHS. Read

Cricket: Hall’s hopes sink

NORTHOP Hall crashed to a disastrous home defeat in a shock blow to their high hopes of reclaiming pole position in their push for Premier League promotion. Read

Cricket: Oswestry fight back

BASEMENT strugglers Oswestry were closing in on a much-needed victory in the Birmingham League Division Three as they held the upper hand against Studley. Read

Cricket: Talybont top of table

TALYBONT cemented their position at the head of the West Wales Cricket Conference when they overwhelmed Aberaeron by seven wickets yesterday. Read

Cricket: Bridge’s bowlers spark Bethesda collapse

MENAI Bridge extended their lead at the top of the Readers Romida North Wales Cricket League yesterday with a comfortable victory against Bethesda. Read

Cricket: Business Assistance Liverpool Competition

ECB Premier League: Hightown 84,-6, Colwyn Bay 186 (latest); Prestatyn 91-3, Fleetwood Hesketh 211 (latest) Read

Cricket: Lloyd tonks ton against Tondu

REIGNING champions Sully bounced back from their defeat at Sudbrook last week to thrash Tondu at Burnham Avenue in the Premier Division of the Thomas, Carroll South Wales Cricket League. Read

Cricket: Llanelli walloped by Llangennech

PROMOTED Llangennech gained their second success in the league when defeating Llanelli by eight wickets in Division One of the Andrew Knox Limited South Wales Association. Read

Cricket: Chanderpaul leads way for Windies

CRICKET: Shivnarine Chanderpaul led the way for West Indies as they continued to chase down Australia’s first innings total on day two of the third Test. Read

Cricket: Million dollar show from England

ENGLAND began the frantic scramble for Sir Allen Stanford’s millions by completing an emphatic Twenty20 victory over New Zealand. Read

Cricket: Gibbs instant hit for Glamorgan

HERSCHELLE GIBBS and Robert Croft were instrumental in guiding Glamorgan to Twenty20 victory with a 14-run win against Somerset Sabres at the Swalec Stadium last night. Read

Cricket: Glamorgan's Croft in Twenty20 return

ROBERT CROFT is hoping to complete his return to the Glamorgan one-day set-up when he opens the batting for the Dragons in the Twenty20 clash against the Somerset Sabres at the Swalec Stadium tonight (7pm). Read