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Delhi's deadly duo wait for an India opening
Only time will tell whether India wants to have at least one of them in the Test squad but till then, Delhi is happy to have both Aakash Chopra and Ga
The Bell factor and India's bowling worries
A statistical review of the England-India ODI seriesMathew Varghese10-Sep-2007With the series decider at Lord’s ending in a no-contest, Paul Collingwo
A free-for-all
Where else in the world would a scheduled day of first-class cricket be adjusted for reasons outside of the playing conditions, as occurred on Sunday
Reality bites
It probably helps if you are coaching Bangladesh to be both grimly realistic and cautiously optimistic. Luckily for Bangladesh, Jamie Siddons is able
Pace is back
Dale Steyn is the world’s No. 1-ranked fast man and Mitchell Johnson is second on the list and on day two in Durban they showed that a fast-bowling co
Relative unknowns seize their chance
The two bowlers who impressed most during the Duleep Trophy were virtual unknowns from India’s cricketing backwaters: Andhra legspinner M Suresh and V
Simple man, simple plan
England’s new captain may not be too experienced, but no one could be more up for the jobWill Luke10-Oct-2008 “I love being involved all t
Happy venue for Younis and Akmal
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Sri Lanka get used to life without legends
The series was decided in three sessions but the collapses, twists and sharp turns ensured it was an entertaining oneSidharth Monga25-Jul-2009It was a
England's unkickable habit
This time, there can be no way back for Steve Harmison. Surely?Andrew Miller08-Oct-2009This time, surely, there can be no way back for Steve Harmison.