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Fascinating, not regressive
Rahul Dravid’s return to the ODI scene is not knee-jerk, nor is it regressive; it is a fascinating storySidharth Monga16-Aug-2009Let’s get the immedia
From fire to friendship
On facing one of the all-time great West Indian fast men and living to tell the taleTony Cozier10-Feb-2009 “That galloping approac
More baffling decisions
Fazeer Mohammed on the squad chosen to train for West Indies ahead of their first Test against AustraliaFazeer Mohammed09-May-2008 Brendan
A hit in the park
Dileep Premachandran watches Rahul Dravid get down to business at the RSI ground in BangaloreDileep Premachandran31-Oct-2007 It may ha
Bangladesh's Jamaica win: No Big Five, but unlikely heroes do the job
The question now remains: can they follow up this success with any consistency? All eyes on the ODIs that begin this weekend in St Kitts thenMohammad
Nathan Lyon's tale a triumph over conditions and perceptions
Australia has always been the land of the legspinner but Lyon has shown the more conventional art can succeed Daniel Brettig14-Jan-20212:34Nathan Lyon
Where does Chris Gayle rank among the IPL's MVPs?
The T20 behemoth often gets big runs for his team when everyone else is strugglingESPNcricinfo stats team12-Sep-2020 measure, a numerical value and a
Captain cautious
Michael Clarke’s Ashes diary is guarded – as is to be expected from a book written at this stage of his careerBrydon Coverdale01-Dec-2013Martin Crowe
Thirty-five runs in an over
The 33rd over of Sri Lanka’s innings, bowled by Robin Peterson, cost 35 runs. Here’s how Thisara Perera did itESPNcricinfo staff26-Jul-201332.1, SIX,
'You're calling me a cheat?'
Plays of the day from the IPL match between Pune Warriors and Kolkata Knight RidersDevashish Fuloria09-May-2013The short fuse”You’re calling me a chea