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Victory cries crescendo at Castle Corner
The Harare crowd’s songs were the joyous soundtrack to a long-awaited Zimbabwe win, one that shouldn’t be defined by the fiasco of its ending Liam Bri
West Indies bring back their fear factor
The ultimate entertainers, West Indies now have the batting power to match the threat their fast bowlers brought in the 1980sAlan Gardner in Chittagon
World's best wary of Australia's looming threat
Even though they won’t lose the No.1 ranking even if Australia sweep them 3-nil, South Africa still feel they have to justify their status as the best
The BCCI's year of controversy
As the Indian board goes into its AGM, a look at the year gone by shows its disregard for propriety and public opinion has only served to overshadow i
Swing it like Southee
Tim Southee provided an exhibition of high-quality swing bowling during the first hour, and he’s still learningAndrew Fernando in Galle18-Nov-2012So m
Travelling for T20 keeps Gibbs happy
Carefree, a little controversial and one of cricket’s premier 20-overs league specialists – that’s Herschelle Gibbs for youFirdose Moonda12-Oct-2012Th
The original South Africans in England
During the apartheid years, playing on the county circuit was the only taste of big cricket many South Africans got. Circumstances have changed but pl
Ishant, unlucky or incomplete?
It is argued that it is too simplistic to label Ishant Sharma an unlucky bowler who will get the proverbial rub of the green one day, but it might be
Is Usman Khawaja the oldest man to score a maiden Test double-century?
And does Varun Chakravarthy have the best bowling figures in a losing cause in T20Is?Steven Lynch05-Feb-2025Sri Lanka used only four bowlers in Austra
Maddening and magnificent – Maxwell walks off into the sunset
The Australian retired from ODI cricket after producing several moments of brilliance Alex Malcolm02-Jun-2025How do you sum up Glenn Maxwell’s ODI car