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Bangladesh, Netherlands look to iron out wrinkles in Sylhet
From comebacks to spin questions, Litton Das and Scott Edwards eye answers before bigger competitions around the cornerAbhijato Sensarma29-Aug-2025Lit
Rohit sends a warning to the bowlers with an un-Rohit knock
His off-side heavy innings in Jaipur saw not a single pull or hook, or even one six. Yet he scored 53 off 36Sidharth Monga01-May-20252:19The opening q
Cricket needs to start valuing selectors more highly than coaches
It’s clear a number of selectors across the world don’t quite know what they need to be looking forIan Chappell16-Jan-2022In the past few weeks we’ve
Jacquie Hey: 'On behalf of all women, I'm sorry,' for not becoming Cricket Australia chair
The outgoing board director discusses the challenges and rewards of her role during a tumultuous time for the gameDaniel Brettig30-Oct-2020Jacquie Hey
Was Shoaib Akhtar's talent overshadowed by his sagas?
He was an almost one-of-a-kind bowler, who heightened the effect of raw pace to a degree rarely seen at the highest level of the gameKarthik Krishnasw
Mahmood can emerge as a star of the summer
Saqib Mahmood can hit 90mph and, as Lancashire prepare to reap the benefit, England will be watching his every movePaul Edwards12-Apr-2018Rather like
A tale of familiar failings from South Africa
South Africa faced a must-win against India and in a tale oh-so-familiar, their performances were left wanting. What was the reason this time?Firdose
South Africa's magic fielding trifecta
Three moments of brilliance in the field, two by the most likely candidate and a third by one of the least likely, boosted South Africa toward an open
Before Warner: How Yardley's 38-year record was made
Bruce Yardley had remarkably held the record for fastest fifty by an Australian – a 29-ball knock from No. 8 against the might of the West Indies pace
Unloved, underprepared: what did cricket expect?
UAE’s players are at the opposite end of the spectrum from India’s but underperforming in one game should not be an argument against their presence at