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Rohit or Hardik as captain, and the Kohli question – India's T20 selection dilemmas
The multi-format South Africa tour will keep India busy at the turn of the year, and there will be extra focus on the T20I series with a World Cup mon
Has any other player won the purple cap twice in the IPL like Harshal Patel has?
Also, what kind of an over is a “smudger”?Steven Lynch28-May-2024Calvin Harrison bowled an over in a county match the other day that was described as
Innate confidence and freedom help Priyam Garg and Abhishek Sharma thrive
Their partnership was an extension of their off-field camaraderie and Warner couldn’t be more delighted for the ‘kids’Saurabh Somani03-Oct-2020 (I’m f
The Dhoni question, new No. 4 contenders, and Pant v Saha
Ahead of Sunday’s meeting to pick the India squads for the West Indies tour, we look at all the issues that might occupy the selectors’ mindsDeivaraya
A Test of positives for Pakistan
The Pakistan top-order struck form, while an inexperienced Junaid Khan led the bowling with a five-for on a flat trackKanishkaa Balachandran in Colomb
Ian Redpath, the soft-spoken fierce competitor
The Australian opener of the 1960s and ’70s was a tenacious batter who could also hammer the bowling when requiredIan Chappell02-Dec-2024Australia los
Australia vs South Africa: Why Starc and Jansen should be in the firing line
Tactics board: Where the second semi-final between Australia and South Africa, in Kolkata, could be won or lostSidharth Monga14-Nov-20235:37Finch on A
South Africa's worst series defeat since readmission
This was the first time since 1936 that South Africa lost successive Tests by an inningsS Rajesh23-Oct-2019Lungi Ngidi’s bizarre dismissal on the four
'We're governed by things we can't control' – Hong Kong coach Simon Cook
Simon Cook, the Hong Kong coach, chats with ESPNcricinfo about the challenges of motivating a team that has lost its ODI status, and of retaining tale
Knife-edge thrillers, tears, and two slices of Onions
The nail-biter in Christchurch joins a long list of final-day dramas England have been part of in this century. Four-day Tests, anyone?ESPNcricinfo st