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Shivam Dube is an elite spin-hitter, and he's improving against the short ball
The two-bouncer rule has presented a distinct challenge, but he seems to be finding a wayDeivarayan Muthu27-Mar-20242:42Rapid Fire: Was Rachin the ste
Signatures, selfies, smiles… on a solo debut
A day out at the Hundred through the eyes of a 12-year-old fanAbir Bordia24-Aug-2022I am quite young, and an avid cricket fan. I follow the sport reli
BJ Watling, the quintessential New Zealander – and the best at what he does
He will go down as the finest Test keeper of his time, and the best ever for his countrySidharth Monga12-May-2021If the New Zealand cricket team were
'We have to compete, but we can't do that by copying India'
Sri Lanka’s captain talks about learning on the job, shepherding his players and making the most of their limitationsInterview by Andrew Fidel Fernand
Kohli's fire and Pujara's ice do the trick for India
On a pitch with copious amounts of seam movement, two very different batsmen did in large parts what comes naturally to them to lay a platform for Ind
A Yuvraj special on Diwali
A lifelong fan watches his favourite cricketer reach a double-centuryKartikeya Kumar04-Nov-2016As a die-hard Yuvraj Singh supporter, I’ve always been
Australia's shortest all-out ODI innings
Stats highlights from the first New Zealand-Australia ODI, in Auckland, where the hosts claimed an emphatic victoryBharath Seervi03-Feb-2016146 Number
'Loose cannon' Coles aiming to go straight
Matt Coles has made a sudden return to Kent, where he is eager to banish the suspicion of unprofessionalism for good and remind people of his England
Stokes's stern send off
ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the fourth ODI in PerthAndrew McGlashan24-Jan-2014Relief of the dayEngland knew the game wasn’t safe w
Memories of '83
From DrCricinfo25-Feb-2013Dr. Ajay R. Kamath, IndiaI was seventeen in the Summer of 83, the year we won the world cup. For all the greatness of our