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Taskin's gaffe and comeback
Plays of the day from the fourth T20I between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, in KhulnaMohammad Isam22-Jan-2016The belated sprintIn the fifth over of Zimbabw
Straight man Compton ready for 'dream' return
Even Nick Compton doubted whether he would get a second chance with England but he could provide crucial balance to the Test side at No. 3George Dobel
Man and superman
AB de Villiers may come across as something of a fictional superhero on the field. But his relatively underplayed fallibility off it shows that he is
A last-ditch effort to restore confidence in ODIs
His reliability, respect within the team and an ability to draw the line during media interactions make Mashrafe Mortaza a good candidate for Banglade
Sleepy Samit and Mahela's style
Andrew McGlashan at Bristol25-Jun-2011Dud comeback of the dayThere is tough competition for this award, but despite the futile swinging of Craig Kiesw
First-Test blues for India
India have lost four of their last five first Tests in overseas series against the top teams, which suggests it’s becoming an unwanted habit for the s
Warriors soar higher and higher
The Warriors are just one rung away from the top of the ladder they set out to climb, but South Australia’s trophy cupboard stays barrenFirdose Moonda
First-class cricket's most prolific batsman
His Test record is imposing enough, but Jack Hobbs has set some first-class numbers which will probably never be surpassedS Rajesh27-Mar-2010Jack Hobb
What's happened to West Indies?
It was clear West Indies were thinking throughout this match, keeping their composure, and sticking to a planVaneisa Baksh08-Feb-2009 The
The kings of the draw
Stats highlights from the first Test between India and South Africa in Chennai, which ended in a high-scoring drawS Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna30-Mar-