The Momentum One-Day Cup title was shared between the bizhub Highveld Lions and the Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras after another washout at the Bidvest Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on Saturday.

The Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars have bounced back in the second ODI of the Rose Bowl Series to record a four-wicket win over New Zealand.

Cricket Australia has today announced that Perth Scorchers captain Simon Katich has been fined $1250 for breaching the Cricket Australia Code of Behaviour during his team's KFC T20 Big Bash League against Melbourne Stars at the WACA on Tuesday night.

ECB today announced that Somerset batsman Nick Compton has been awarded an England increment contract for 2012-13. Compton qualifies for the award by virtue of having played four Test matches on England's current tour of India.

The Momentum One-Day Cup comes to a close on Friday evening at the Bidvest Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg, where the hosts, the bizhub Highveld Lions, take on the defending champions, the Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras. One man the Cape side will be hoping for to get their innings off to a good start, will be Richard Levi. The 24-year old Johannesburg-born batsman has endured a torrid time at international level, ever since he bludgeoned the New Zealand attack in the second T20 international at Seddon Park in Hamilton back in February this year.

Bhausaheb Nimbalkar, known for his illustrious career in the Ranji Trophy passed away on the 11^th of December due to complications brought about by old age. He was just one day shy of his 93^rd birthday.

The Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars have been defeated by the New Zealand White Ferns by 8 wickets in the first One Day International (ODI) of the Rose Bowl Series at the SCG today.

Nine-time LPGA Tour winner Colleen Walker passed away on Tuesday night at her home in Valrico, Fla. following a battle with bone cancer. She was 56 years old.

Eighth seeded Egyptian Mohamed El Shorbagy ended Cameron Pilley’s World Championship campaign when he beat the Australian number one in four games in Doha on Tuesday.

Shanthakumaran Sreesanth, India’s firebrand fast bowler, has recently recovered from a series of recurring injuries that have plagued him for more than a year, and has been declared fit to play. A premature return to Ranji Trophy action in November last year resulted in him being forced to retire midway through a match, as his surgery failed to completely rid him of his pain. He has subsequently gone through a number of different treatments, and is now working his way back to full fitness.