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Why India have become so hard to beat in ODIs
When conditions are anything other than perfectly batting friendly, India have the best variety of batsmen and bowlers, and the instinct, to adjust to
Younis hits six-innings career low
Stats highlights from the second day’s play in Brisbane, where Pakistan collapsed in their first inningsBharath Seervi16-Dec-201616 Runs scored by You
Brilliant Broad routs South Africa
ESPNcricinfo staff16-Jan-2016He fell for a magnificent 110•Getty ImagesKagiso Rabada was again impressive, en route to his maiden five-wicket Test hau
How aggression pays off for McCullum
As a batsman, he’s bent on taking the fight to the opposition, and it’s much the same with his captaincyAakash Chopra20-Mar-2015There are batsmen with
'It all fell apart when we were going places'
Sean Ervine talks about his decision to leave Zimbabwe, growing up in a sporting family, and the ferocity of a Shaun Tait bouncer Interview by Jack Wi
Australia's batting woes come into focus
With the likes of Michael Hussey, David Hussey and Ponting getting old, Australia team is losing players who scored in bulk. They have inexperienced b
'I never feared the ball'
At a time when batsmen the world over broke into a sweat at the thought of the West Indies’ quicks, Graeme Wood relished the challengeSidharth Monga23
Muddled thinking costs India
India lacked clarity in their thought process, and the Jayawardenes – Mahela and Prasanna – took full tollCricinfo staff18-Nov-2009The picture became
Wielding the selection power
John Bracewell’s approach to selection is similar to that of John MitchellAndrew McLean02-Apr-2006 John Bracewell has adopted a simil
How Vladdy Guerrero and the Blue Jays Got Their Groove Back
SEATTLE – Six ground balls do not make a national crisis, unless you happen to be the recently minted franchise player of Canada’s only Major League B