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The umpires exchange red for blue
Plays of the Day from the first match between Zimbabwe and India, in HarareLiam Brickhill at the Harare Sports Club24-Jul-2013The googlyZimbabwe have
England: wonderful, horrid England
In which the teams’ season report cards are ruthlessly reviewed, one in more detail than the othersAndy Zaltzman02-Apr-2013It is April. In India, the
Dhoni and Sehwag share a moment
ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the second Twenty20 international between Australia and India, in Melbourne Sidharth Monga at the MCG
All-round consistency seals triumph
In a series where neither team enjoyed a sustained dominance, Australia’s disciplined performance with both bat and ball proved to be the crucial diff
Wayward Johnson poses dilemma
Mitchell Johnson will get a chance to re-group and toughen up away from international glare if he is dropped Peter English at Edgbaston29-Jul-2009It’s
Calm and clinical Shanto brings back Bangladesh's smile
Shanto scored a century, made some smart calls on the field, and is looking good for more in his first coming as Test captainMohammad Isam30-Nov-2023N
Pujara's technique, Rohit's attitude, Piedt's action
Sanjay Manjrekar has his say on day one of the Delhi Test, where India ended the day on 231 for 7 despite being 139 for 6 at one pointESPNcricinfo sta
Off to market
The Salamanca Place Saturday market is a great destination for a taste of local flavoursRishad Saam Mehta15-Jan-2015I am in Strahan, a lovely little v
A whole (almost) new ball game
Rather than trimming a format slowly being reduced to un-coveted ashes, Cricket Australia is involved in a dramatic redesign of one-day cricketPeter E
The changing game: bowlers rise, batters fall, Tests get faster and shorter
The format of the WTC discourages defensive cricket, and that has made Test matches look and feel very different to what they were – the story in numb