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What Shane Warne's greatest deliveries tell us
The ball is the fundamental unit of cricket, and with Warne, each one was a universe of possibilitiesOsman Samiuddin10-Mar-2022If Shane Warne never to
Winning Down Under: England's post-war Ashes series victories in Australia
England have only won five Ashes series in Australia since 1945 – and one since the 1980sAlan Gardner06-Dec-20212010-11Perhaps England’s greatest over
Australia's opening dilemma: what are their options?
David Warner is ruled out, Will Pucovski has concussion and Joe Burns is badly short of runsAndrew McGlashan11-Dec-20202:11Smith on Pucovski’s concuss
Every cricket team needs a dressing-room pest
In a time of pandemics, lockdowns and bio-secure bubbles, the team needs a character like Doug Walters to bring levity and ease tensionsIan Chappell05
The Collapse Chronicles – the worst capitulations in IPL history
A day after Delhi Capitals’ remarkable collapse from 144 for 3 to 152 all out against Kings XI Punjab, we take a look at five other dramatic slumps in
'I wasn't afraid' – Vishwa Fernando on standing up to South Africa's attack
The seamer looks back at his epic stand with Kusal Perera, his bowling, and his sudden call-up to Sri Lanka’s Test sideInterview by Andrew Fidel Ferna
A century of wickets for spinners
Plus, Moeen equals Anderson as England’s go-to man for the fourth innings. All the stats from England’s series win in Sri LankaBharath Seervi26-Nov-20
'I want to win matches the Dinesh Karthik way'
The Kolkata Knight Riders captain talks about leadership in T20, and developing his own methods to succeedInterview by Nagraj Gollapudi03-May-2018What
Rare highs for New Zealand's top order
New Zealand were the better team in the three-Test series, thanks largely to the performances of their batsmenS Rajesh27-Mar-2013Over the course of th
Hughes and haphazard
Australia ended the first day in Hobart on 299 for 4, and much of that progress was because of the recalled Phillip HughesDaniel Brettig at Bellerive