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'T20 nomad' Rilee Rossouw writes his name in lights at the BPL
He is looking to become the tournament’s top scorer for the second season in a rowMohammad Isam12-Jan-2020Rilee Rossouw was pottering around the Shere
Bangladesh v Pakistan – Reliving the 1999 miracle
Twenty years ago, on May 31, Bangladesh began a swift rise to Full Membership that culminated in their becoming the tenth Test playing side in the wor
The truth about the smashed window
Was it Trott trying to recreate a scene from The Omen Andy Zaltzman25-Feb-2013Watching the Sri Lankan bowlers struggle in this series – 21 wickets at
Searching for the yorker
Did the term for cricket’s most exciting delivery originate from that of the county with the similar name? Or was it derived from slang?Liam Herringsh
The old rush
Sachin Tendulkar’s 134 in Sharjah in 1998 set the bar for his centuries in a one-day final, but damned if today’s effort doesn’t at least nip at its s
Hughes carves his name in Australia's history
When Phillip Hughes went into triple-figures with a pair of consecutive sixes he became Australia’s most youthful Test centurion in 43 yearsBrydon Cov
Hallowed ground
Nestled in the Kent countryside is a patch of land that will forever be a shrine for Indian cricket fansJamie Alter18-Jun-2008Less than an hour’s trai
Shorter, simpler, sillier
For a sport as steeped in tradition as it is, cricket has surprisingly forever been toying with the fundamentals of its form. By Gideon HaighGideon Ha
Batting tempo failure leaves England cruising for a bruising
Struggle to find right balance against Australia highlights team’s lack of 50-over nousMatt Roller20-Sep-2024This was a missed opportunity for England
Is Sri Lanka's total of 50 the lowest in any international final?
And has anyone scored as many runs at a higher strike rate than Heinrich Klaasen in ODI?Steven Lynch19-Sep-2023Was Sri Lanka’s total of 50 the other d