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Bhuvneshwar dragged down by the rest
India’s marks out of ten after their 3-1 defeat in the Tests against EnglandSidharth Monga18-Aug-20147.5Bhuvneshwar KumarBowled his heart out. Stayed
Comebacks and newbies
In part three of our series on players who will capture your imagination in the World Twenty20, we look at two dramatic returns to international crick
Dhoni masters the toss, Smith hides from Zaheer
ESPNcricinfo brings you the plays of the first day of the third Test between South Africa and India at NewlandsFirdose Moonda at Newlands02-Jan-2011Th
Whose call is it anyway?
Backing up, calling right, rotating the strike, stealing singles, and avoiding run-outs: running between wickets is a skill in its own rightAakash Cho
Suresh Raina turns the corner
Suresh Raina’s hundred in the tri-series final may not have resulted in victory but, given the context of his career and recent criticism, it is a sig
Same Eden, different ground
A history lesson from Auckland, the Naked Bus, and Munaf goes nativeSidharth Monga30-Mar-2009March 14Jesse Ryder puts on an irresistible all-round sho
The pub, not the winning
An enjoyable stroll through 30 years of one man and his rubbish cricket team Alan Tyers10-May-2008Not Dark Yet by Mike Harfield(My Back Pages Press, 1
Nobody can afford to give up – David Dwyer
Osman Samiuddin speaks to Pakistan’s new fielding coach, David Dwyer, and his plans for the sideOsman Samiuddin09-Oct-2007 “The team h
WPL trends – Unsettled Giants, low-scoring totals, spin-friendly pitches, and more
The Bengaluru leg of the WPL has generally favoured the bowlers, meaning fewer boundaries and more even contestsVishal Dikshit and Shashank Kishore05-
Getting close to India? You've been hustled
For moments during the first innings, especially when Kuldeep Yadav was attacked, the home side were under some pressure but they responded in styleAn