This week's highlights (June 29 - July 05, 2015)

Dhaka, July 2: Cricket South Africa apologised today for using a drone camera during its practice session the previous day. Last December, the Bangladesh civil aviation authority banned all unmanned aerial vehicles, which did not have prior permission, from its airspace for national security and general safety reasons.

Alistair Cliffe and Nick Griggs added 42 and 54 respectively to send the score past the 300-mark.

Having been set a challenging target, Royston openers Paul Leary and Praveen Nath set about the bowling by hitting 30 off the first three overs, before both were caught off deliveries from Cameron Taylor.

Bridgetown, Barbados - Last year's losing finalists Christ Church Foundation will be hoping to finally lift the title when the 29th Annual Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament begins on Monday July 6.

The economies of Australia and New Zealand benefited from A$1.1 billion ($843.59 million) in direct spending as a result of co-hosting the cricket World Cup earlier this year, according to a report released on Tuesday.

The Adelaide Oval will host the first ever day-night Test match when Australia host New Zealand from November 27.

The historic event will be the third of a three-Test series against the Black Caps on Australian soil this summer and will be the first to be played under lights and with a pink Kookaburra ball.