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The geometry of a dropped catch, and Mustafizur's retreat
Plays of the day from the second ODI between Bangladesh and South Africa in MirpurMohammad Isam in Mirpur12-Jul-2015The copybook strokeSouth Africa’s
England could turn to Kerrigan at Lord's
After a hard slog on a lifeless wicket and similarly docile conditions expected at Lord’s, England may recall the Lancashire spinner to inject a bit o
Gamechanger's back but game itself has changed
He will, now, not be judged on his past as India’s most influential cricket administrator but on how he handles two opposing factions led by the same
Acclimatised Pakistan ready for India
Pakistan had been constantly reminded of the different conditions awaiting them, which is why their quick adjustment during the three one-dayers again
Mercurial England chase stability
When you are finally done with the league stages of this tournament, when you are getting yourselves ready for the real exciting parts of the World Cu
Seize the day
After four years on the fringes, Neil McKenzie is older, wiser, and back where he belongs. “I try and grab every occasion as my last,” he saysNagraj G
Washington's day out in Pune – 61 balls, seven wickets
Stats highlights from Pune, where India’s right-arm offspinners took all 10 wickets in an innings for the first ever timeSampath Bandarupalli24-Oct-20
India return to sporting South Africa, still chasing history
India have run their hosts close on each of their last five visits, and the pitches there always keep them in the game. Still, they are yet to close o
Strong showing from second string gives South Africa 'options' ahead of Test winter
We assess how the back-up went against Bangladesh and their prospects for touring EnglandFirdose Moonda12-Apr-2022South Africa are not throwing the do
Balance and madness – when Marcus Stoinis gets it right
On some days, the real-world Stoinis and the Stoinis of our imaginations align perfectly and you get a T20 powerhouseKarthik Krishnaswamy21-Sep-20203: