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Missing pieces gradually fall into place for India
A finisher, two wristspinners and four quality seamers are filling the gaps in India’s ODI resources, allowing the team greater flexibility in strateg
India's top three v Pakistan's pace
Recent history favours India in the Champions Trophy final, but Pakistan’s fast bowlers have shown an impressive return to formS Rajesh17-Jun-2017Indi
How RCB can still qualify for the playoffs
Two wins, six losses and a washout. With only five more matches to go for them, Royal Challengers Bangalore can lose another match and still make it t
Hales takes the pain, England take the gain
Four runs when the ball hits the stumps, and a toe-crusher that actually hurt the bowler feature in the plays of the day for the second ODI between En
Centurion Mazid lets his runs do the talking
Abdul Mazid followed in the footsteps of Nafees Iqbal and Raqibul Hasan in making a hundred in a warm-up game against England’s touristsMohammad Isam
Four double-tons in a day, and a Eddie Redmayne lookalike
Also: the fastest Indian to 50 wickets, and Yasir Shah’s unwanted “double-hundred”Steven Lynch26-Jul-2016Apparently there was once a day when four Tes
The other Baba twin steps out of the shadows
Starting off as a low-profile counterpoint to his more popular twin B Aparajith, B Indrajith’s consistent batting and tactical sharpness has been rewa
Thank you, Mustafizur
What he has managed to do is create an aura, albeit momentarily, that the hardworking, less-rewarded and unfairly disregarded participant in the game,
Fair decision, but inadequate ammunition
On a pitch expected to help fast bowlers, Mushfiqur Rahim’s decision to bowl first seemed good enough on paper but without enough firepower in his bow
'We were all stumped' – Shastri
Shortly after the Indian squad had finished a tea party with the Australian Prime Minister on New Year’s Day, team director Ravi Shastri spoke to Ayaz