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Patient Pujara blunts Australia on his way to record books
During his unbeaten 130, Pujara became the first batsman since Geoffrey Boycott in 1970-71 to face 200-plus balls on four occasions in a series in Aus
Mustafizur, Mushfiqur fail to impress for Rajshahi
Known as the tournament’s ‘entertaining team’, Rajshahi suffered due to a lack of form and seemingly team spirit tooMohammad Isam07-Dec-2017Tournament
Starc's 100, and Alzarri's spectacles
Also: most runs scored in a Test, South Africa’s summer in AugustSteven Lynch23-Aug-2016In 2004-05, India defended a target of 106 against Australia,
Rashid's defiance masks middle-order flaws
England have secured some heart-stopping draws in recent history and nearly did it again, but this time they were facing a world-class legspinnerAndre
Playing in the park
The pros make a match of it at the SCG, but all-round entertainment is available elsewhere in Harbour CityBenjamin Golby28-Nov-2014Sydney is the beati
Sussex's smiling keeper
You can’t keep Jim Parks out of cricket. At 81, the former England wicketkeeper-batsman retains his love for the game that first struck him at the age
Bairstow vindicates his selection
Having been picked in place of one of England’s finest ever batsman, Jonny Bairstow succeeded in the most testing of circumstancesGeorge Dobell at Lor
Tough competition but still no winner
While the ODI series has not matched the three Tests in terms of quality of cricket, the fact that it has gone down to a decider provides a fitting en
The best-loved player
The wristy little genius was also among the most universally adored of playersRamachandra Guha05-Mar-2009If cricket, as the writer Geoffrey Moorhouse
Antoine Semenyo chooses between Man Utd and Liverpool
Manchester United and Liverpool have both been linked with signing Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo, but it is Ruben Amorim’s side who are in pole p