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If you need someone to scramble, who better than Kane Williamson?
In a very Kane Williamson sort of way he made sure nothing less than the perfect play would catch him out at the pivotal moment of the Christchurch Te
Roll out the cold turkey, England's Christmas is cancelled
Another batting collapse at the MCG was proof that England have chosen the path of least resistanceAndrew Miller26-Dec-2021First the good news. Of all
Who makes it to our Kings XI Punjab all-time XI?
The franchise’s squad changes mirror their fluctuating fortunes, which means some legends miss outGaurav Sundararaman and Saurabh Somani02-May-2020ESP
How'd you like a bit of Fakhar Zaman then?
In a country that is used to seeing openers who build by attrition rather than fire, Fakhar Zaman is a raging strokemaker who doesn’t allow himself to
The Younis files, the Bravo elegy, the Manohar manoeuvre
Not up to scratch on what happened in cricket in April? No fear – here’s the lowdownAndrew Fidel Fernando02-May-2017Retirement dramediesIf expecting t
A tale of two Pakistan-born legspinners
The contrasting careers of Imran Tahir and Mansoor Amjad, and the fewest wickets lost in an ODI seriesSteven Lynch21-Jun-2016Zimbabwe took only three
Dhawan joins Gavaskar and Dravid
Statistical highlights from the second day of the first Test between India and Sri Lanka in GalleBishen Jeswant13-Aug-20153 Indian openers who have sc
Cricket and cheese
In the wake of KP’s cheese-heavy memoirs, here are nine more cricket-and-cheese stories. Where there’s a will there’s a wheyHenry Cowen17-Nov-2014Chee
Afridi's many comebacks
A look back at some of Shahid Afridi’s notable (and forgettable) comebacks in ODIsMazher Arshad18-Jul-2013Pakistan v Sri Lanka, Sharjah, 1999: 58 runs
The most comprehensive Test victory
For only the fifth time in Test history, a team won a match losing only two wicketsS Rajesh23-Jul-2012The most stunning aspect of South Africa’s win a