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There will be no streamers or candles at the MCG on Boxing Day, but it is another grand occasion for the ground as it hosts its 100th TestPeter Englis

On the final day of the second Test, Younis, albeit filling the captain’s post in the absence of Shoaib Malik, showed tremendous leadershipAnand Vasu

While old failings continue to haunt West Indies, they have begun of late to make a much better fist of contestsVaneisa Baksh19-Jun-2008

Graeme Smith and Neil McKenzie mounted the most monumental of fightbacks on the fourth day at Lord’s. Even if South Africa do lose the Test, they woul

Few cricketers in the World Cup bear the responsibility that Wayne Parnell does: he is the captain, a powerful middle-order batsman, and most importan

Two late wickets were reward for New Zealand’s application – particularly that of Chris Martin whose wiry frame belied an extra yard of zip that none

The wristy little genius was also among the most universally adored of playersRamachandra Guha05-Mar-2009If cricket, as the writer Geoffrey Moorhouse

Nearly 40 and still going strong, Sri Lanka’s veteran opener is looking to contribute to the side, but he’s not eyeing a leadership role again28-Feb-2

Is it sacrilegious to suggest that what Pakistan needs more of is a Rao Iftikhar Anjum and less of the flash that we’ve become accustomed to? Rao is a

In his spare time Rajasthan’s hard-hitting South African import mixes drinks, coos over his three-year-old, and struggles with SudokuInterview by Nagr