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How the West Indies became a fast-bowling paradise again
Trusting the Duke’s ball and preparing green pitches to suit the likes of Shannon Gabriel and Kemar Roach has helped the team become a force in Test c
Botham's record, and Somerset's near-miss
Also, a ton of IPL matches, youngest Australians in World Cups, longest wait for a first-class hundreds, and the Don’s lack of fiftiesSteven Lynch29-A
India seek clarity over No. 4 slot
The New Zealand tour will give India a glimpse of the man who could possibly take over from Yuvraj Singh as the first choice No. 4 ODI batsman in time
Rohit produces long-overdue winner
Rohit Sharma’s career, so far, is short on performances that are proportionate to his talent, but in Jaipur he showed that the support he received fro
Seven batsmen give South Africa X-factor – Kirsten
With sufficient depth, Gary Kirsten believes South Africa are readying for an extended stay at the top of the rankingsFirdose Moonda05-Dec-2012South A
Mistakes of inaugural BPL prompt more 'realistic' follow-up
In a bid to get things right the second time round, the Bangladesh Premier League has adopted a more practical approach in the lead-up to the 2013 tou
Battling across continents
He couldn’t find a place in his South African first-class side, moved to Canterbury, then went to Central Districts, and got into the New Zealand XI t
A wrestling match and a lucky catch
ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the third day of the third Test between Sri Lanka and Australia, in ColomboDaniel Brettig in Colombo18
India play to their plan
The gameplan was to bat once and bat big, and with some sensible, yet often exciting, batting, India took a long stride towards thatSidharth Monga in
Pathum Nissanka is raising his bar one notch at a time
Since the start of his career, he has had to put his game together brick by brick, improving at every stepAndrew Fidel Fernando17-Sep-2025Pathum Nissa