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Broad is bruised but not browbeaten
Stuart Broad chose to play at the MCG with the Ashes already lost, despite a badly bruised right foot, and he is still carrying England’s fightGeorge
How Ireland got their groove back
Cricket was played on the island as far back as the 1730s. How the game fell out of favour, and is now finding its feet again, is a tale and a halfJar
Paranavitana shows he's at home, away
Tharanga Paranavitana is the most unheralded of Sri Lanka’s top order but showed his value on the opening day of the seriesSiddarth Ravindran at Sophi
Dilshan's good fortune, Samaraweera's bad luck
Plays of the day from the fourth day of the first Test between Sri Lanka and West Indies in GalleAndrew Fernando in Galle19-Nov-2010Missed review oppo
'I've never apologised to a player'
Daryl Harper talks about Tendulkar lbw decision from 1999, the worst thing a bowler’s said to him, and whether the ICC’s Umpire of the Year award is
North's hemisphere
England has been a happy hunting ground for the man who replaces Symonds in Australia’s orderBrydon Coverdale12-Jun-2009Early next week a planeload of
Australia look to avoid a Melbourne
If Johannesburg began as the mirror image of Perth until a changed ending, the second Test in Durban is starting to resemble the corresponding match i
Too close to call
Players will be able to contest the on-field umpire’s decision in the first Test between Sri Lanka and India in Colombo. A few reactions to the increa
Prolific partnerships, and fast-bowling sons
Prolific partnerships in all forms of the game, and opening bowlers whose fathers were Test players tooSteven Lynch18-Dec-2007The regular Tuesday colu
Rashid and Cremer in the legspin spotlight as T20I series begins
While the Afghanistan captain nears a special milestone, Zimbabwe will hope their returning former captain still has it at 39Alagappan Muthu28-Oct-202