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De Villiers: South Africa's man for all occasions
For a batsman who is better known for his flamboyance and strokeplay, AB de Villiers proved at the Wanderers that he also had the ability to drop anch
A royal visit and Clarke's intuition
ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the first day at Lord’sGeorge Dobell and Jarrod Kimber at Lord's18-Jul-2013Visit of the dayThe st
A run barrage at Eden Gardens
Stats highlights from the first day of the Kolkata Test between India and PakistanS Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna30-Nov-2007 Wasim
Harrison College: How Barbados school system was the making of Salt and Bethell
College’s international alumni show how cricket is still the ticket in the CaribbeanCameron Ponsonby15-Nov-2024As the woman on the radio says: “Barbad
Why getting to a hundred Tests isn't what it used to be
In the 2000s the milestone stood in danger of becoming quotidian; then and now, it says things about the nature and standing of Test cricketOsman Sami
Talking Points: Don't bowl spin upfront to Warner
Warner and Bairstow’s hot-streak has thwarted designs of the teams they’ve faced so farSrinath Sripath31-Mar-20191:48Five reasons why Sunrisers beat
Hot in Tests, not in the short formats
India scaled the peaks in the few Tests they played, but it wasn’t all sunny in limited-overs cricketSidharth Monga31-Dec-2009This year the space-time
Enigmatic Pakistan confound again
Pakistan cricket doesn’t lend itself to analysing. For nobody yet knows what motivates its cricketers, or what brings them down.Sidharth Monga in Colo
Wrong order wastes McCullum
New Zealand’s performance on the second day at Trent Bridge was when their resolve finally betrayed them, but also one that exposed a bold gamble as a
A tale of two Pujaras: one took body blows, the other, notes
Puja Pujara talks about how she came to write a book chronicling the career of her famous husband, the former India No. 3S Sudarshanan26-May-2025A lot