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India's opening salvo
Faced with a relatively gettable target of 266, India’s opening combination ensured that there would be no early tremors in the dressing-roomOn the Ba
A tale of two local heroes
Ralph Dellor reviews Corsham’s Two Test Cricketers by D.T. SmithRalph Dellor17-May-2006Go into any cricket pavilion in the land and somewhere you will
From Harare to Hollywood
Gary Crocker, the former Zimbabwe allrounder, can now be found making his living in Hollywood. Here he talks about his new life, his old life and his
Sehwag at the crossroads
For Sehwag, losing the vice-captaincy can be seen as either a slap on the wrist or a gauntlet hurled downAnand Vasu and Siddhartha Vaidyanathan01-Dec-
India turn the tables
It was a day when bowlers were rewarded for their skills and another set of modern batsmen was found wanting against a rare, but thankfully not extinc
Letting the facts spoil a good story
This collection of the best writing benefits from Swanton’s wisdom but suffers from too many reporters and not enough writers Matthew Engel27-Jan-200
Ganguly and Dinda allow Kolkata to sparkle into the night
Bangalore’s far-from-royal challenge is now surely over, while the slender victory gives Kolkata the chance to dream againCricinfo staff08-May-2008
Clueless against pace and seam
With all due respect to Dale Steyn and Co, it was India, when confronted with a something unusual for this part of the world and a bit of swing, that
International men of mystery
Ajantha Mendis is the latest in a long line of unusual spinners who kept batsmen and spectators guessingGideon Haigh28-Apr-2008 Sr
Coding Twenty20 into 50-over game
How quickly will India’s one-day squad adjust to the demands of the more sedate 50-over format after wallowing for 45 days in the thrill-a-minute IPL