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How once 'mediocre' Marcus Harris made it to the 'brotherhood'
Australia’s newest Test opener had to switch states, even though that meant leaving Justin Langer’s Western Australia, to succeed in first-class crick
Toss advantage > home advantage?
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
The Dhoni plan that worked to Hope's advantage
Umesh Yadav had stuck to a full and straight plan for the first five balls of the final over, until the plan was changed for the last deliveryVarun Sh
Moeen Ali takes pride in Geoffrey Boycott comparisons
A battling half-century from 170 balls was shown in a more positive light after Moeen Ali’s team-mates had failed to emulate himMelinda Farrell07-Sep-
Rachel Priest travels and plays cricket everywhere (but it's not her choice)
Repeatedly overlooked by New Zealand, the wicketkeeper-batsman has tried to make a career as the first freelance cricketer in the women’s game, but th
'Know when to hit and when to leave' – Jonathan Trott on long-format batting
The former England opener believes the patient innings should not be going out of fashion anytime soon but achieving a balance is necessarySruthi Ravi
Australia end their century drought
The 308-run partnership between Joe Burns and Travis Head, meanwhile, was Australia’s biggest against Sri Lanka for any wicketBharath Seervi01-Feb-201
Why aren't T20 teams scoring bigger more often?
If more sides approached T20 less like traditional cricket forms and embraced all-out hitting without worrying about wickets, they would end up consis
Australia's World Cup of gambles
Their planning in the lead-up to the tournament has been poor and as a result they have a line-up full of top-order batsmen and not enough bowling cov
The mind behind the machine
There’s much wisdom and insight in this book by Paddy Upton, the former India mental conditioning coach, even if it occasionally overreaches Suresh Me