Under-19 World Cup 2014, semi-finals

Rabada, Fortuin take SA to final

Australia v SA U19 semi-final scorecard | Report | Round-up - Narrow wins for Canada, Scotland | Markram hails 'spectacular' Rabada

Nigeria arrive for short Sri Lanka tour

To play four Twenty20s during nine-day visit

Duckett beats India's spin threat

Batsman's reverse-sweep penchant pays off | Zol handed one-match ban | England v India U-19 scorecard | Report - England in semis | Fancied India fall short | Wins for Bangladesh, Zimbabwe

Afghanistan, Australia enter quarters

Afghanistan through after rollicking chase | Australia's Doran happy with 99* and win | 'Learned English because I knew I'll have to give interviews' | Bangladesh collapse, miss out on net run rate | Round-up - Comfortable wins for India, Pakistan | Points table

Kuldeep revels in being one of a kind

India U-19 chinaman takes hat-trick | Gosain scares country of birth | Scorecard | Report - Second win for India | Pakistan, Bangladesh cruise

Sarfaraz sweeps away pressure

India allrounder soaks up nerves to set up win | India v Pakistan U-19s scorecard | Report | Aus v Namibia | PNG v Scot | Afg v Bang | Round-up - Easy for Scotland

An 11th Test country?

ICC discusses proposal to include top Associate

News, views and gossip from the vibrant world outside the Test arena

'I feel like the Neil Armstrong of Chinese cricket'

Former Bangladesh captain Aminul Islam, now coaching in China, is optimistic about the game's progress there

A tussle for crumbs

Peter Della Penna: Canada and Kenya tripped up while Afghanistan, Nepal, Netherlands and UAE made some loud noises | 2013 in review

The outfielders

2013 in review: Big strides for Afghanistan, and the Nepal surprise: a look back at the year that was for the Associate teams

All of cricket's worlds in the desert

The cricket academy in Dubai aims to replicate conditions from around the globe, and largely succeeds. By Firdose Moonda

'This is the best result in history for a UAE team'

UAE batsman Shaiman Anwar looks back at the successful tour of Canada and talks about the game in his country

Cricket on a divided island

Cyprus' best-known cricketer doesn't play for the national team, but the game soldiers on here. By Scott Oliver

An expat's game, but made in China

Jon Newton: Cricket administrators in the world's most populous country are focused on drawing as many locals into the fray as possible