UPDATE 2-Cricket-Indian Supreme Court rejects bid to halt IPL
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Cricket-Bell fit as England name unchanged squad for second test
LONDON, May 21 - England named an unchanged squad for the second test against New Zealand starting on Friday after batsman Ian Bell was declared fit following a bout of tonsillitis.
Cricket-Vettori joins NZ squad early after Martin ruled out
LONDON, May 20 - Former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori could play his first test for 10 months after spinner Bruce Martin was ruled out of the rest of the tour of England with a calf injury.
Cricket-England ponder top-order problems ahead of Ashes
LONDON, May 20 - England secured the convincing victory over New Zealand they demanded in the first test at Lord's but question marks remain over the make-up of their team for the Ashes series against Australia starting in July.
Cricket-India mulls spot-fixing law after arrests
NEW DELHI, May 20 - India is mulling a law to deal with the issue of spot-fixing in sport following last week's arrest of cricketers and bookmakers, government officials said on Monday.
Cricket-NZ media muted in critique of first test loss
WELLINGTON, May 20 - New Zealand's media were muted in their reaction to their side being bundled out for just 68 runs to give England a 170-run victory in the first test at Lord's on Sunday, instead turning their focus towards the second match in Leeds.
Cricket-Cook satisfied as England hit the ground running
LONDON, May 19 - England captain Alastair Cook was satisfied with his team's performance after they beat New Zealand by 170 runs in a fluctuating first test at Lord's on Sunday.
UPDATE 4-Cricket-Broad bowls England to emphatic victory
LONDON, May 19 - Stuart Broad took seven wickets to rip through the New Zealand batting order and bowl England to an emphatic 170-run victory on the fourth day of the first test at Lord's on Sunday.
UPDATE 1-Cricket-England v New Zealand first test scoreboard
LONDON, May 19 - Scoreboard on the fourth day of the first test between England and New Zealand at Lord's on Sunday. England first innings 232 New Zealand first innings 207 (K.Williamson 60, R.Taylor 66; J.Anderson 5-47) England second innings (overnight 180 for six) A.Cook c Brownlie b Boult 21 N.Compton b Wagner 15 J.Trott b Williamson 56 J.Root b Southee 71 J.Bairstow b Southee 5 M.Prior
Cricket-England beat Zealand by 170 runs to win first test
LONDON, May 19 - England beat New Zealand by 170 runs on the fourth day of the first test at Lord's on Sunday.
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