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The maulings in the dead rubbers notwithstanding, South Africa have done many things right across the Australia and England ODI seriesFirdose Moonda08

Spinner re-establishes himself despite Shoaib Bashir emergence as England’s coming manAndrew Miller11-Oct-2024After a summer on the sidelines, and the

The wicketkeeper-batter talks about his injury mishap, leadership growth and adapting between formatsTristan Lavalette16-Dec-2022Josh Inglis admits he

And how many players have lost a Test in which they scored a century in each innings?Steven LynchWhat is the closest Test series ever played, in terms

He’s older, slower, and less explosive than he once was, but his T20I comeback showed what he still offersDeivarayan Muthu in Pune11-Jan-20202:46’I’ve

India have had a rough year trying to dismiss tails, but how much of a difference did batting first make in Adelaide? Quite significantSidharth Monga

From Javed Omar to Enamul Haque jnr, players skilled in the longer format have for long been treated condescendingly by a country that has grown up on

It was all going so well for Jonny Bairstow on the second day at Lord’s as he moved to a career-best 167, but once again his glovework was left as the

Five questions for the selectors who picked the second-string squad for the tour of ZimbabweSidharth Monga29-Jun-20156:23Agarkar: Surprised Dhoni opte

Zimbabwe were excited and nervous about facing South Africa’s full-strength pace battery. After their edgy beginning, Brendan Taylor showed that a pla