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'England have a responsibility to win'
In 2005 Andrew Flintoff and his band of reverse-swinging hitmen outgunned the great Australian team in the most memorable cricketing summer of a gener
Southee eases New Zealand's pace worries
New Zealand have struggled to find a fast-bowling spearhead since the retirement of Shane Bond, but Tim Southee’s five-for represents a step in the ri
Lethal at home
Makhaya Ntini was at his best when bowling in home conditions, where the pacy and bouncy pitches made him extremely tough to faceS Rajesh03-Nov-2010Ma
An unexpected pace revival
Zaheer Khan, Praveen Kumar and Munaf Patel have been the most inspiring aspect of India’s current campaignJamie Alter in Colombo25-Aug-2008
Glimmers in the gloom
Zimbabwe cricket in 2007 featured some consolation wins and a new coach. At the board, though, the usual politicking reigned.Steven Price29-Dec-2007
The heart of the matter
Why Sourav Ganguly is the most fascinating Indian cricketer of our timeRahul Bhattacharya08-Feb-2006 Love him or hate him, you just ca
Shahid Afridi's hundred, and Arthur Fagg's double
The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricketSteven Lynch03-May-2004The regular Monday col
What will life after Big Five be like for Bangladesh in T20Is?
With Shakib and Mahmudullah retiring, Bangladesh need to find a way to keep up with the curve in the shortest formatMohammad Isam11-Oct-2024Find a rep
Rahmat Shah, the odd one out in Afghanistan's band of T20 stars
Amid the T20 bashers, Afghanistan have finally found someone who can absorb pressure, bat time, and grind attacksDeivarayan Muthu06-Nov-2023In recent
Mathews, Chandimal, Asitha and Rajitha give Sri Lanka something to cheer about
The quartet stepped up to make up for the lack of penetration from spinners and delivered a 1-0 series winMohammad Isam27-May-2022The power cuts and l