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A tactic of its time
Why Jardine’s leg theory was almost uniquely a product of its ageGideon Haigh22-Oct-2007 The Iron Duke: “Just an old so-and-so who go
Tall scoring, and centuries without boundaries
The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricketSteven Lynch03-Apr-2006The return of the re
Brandon King is rising once again, but as middle-order batter
From 196 for 5 in a chase of 309, King’s composed knock at No. 4 almost took West Indies over the line against IndiaDeivarayan Muthu23-Jul-2022.That w
Virat Kohli's ten best Test knocks
From blazing away in Perth to lording it at Edgbaston, this has been a career of defying the oddsESPNcricinfo staff03-Mar-2022119 v South Africa, Joha
The many multitudes of Sourav Ganguly
A veteran journalist recalls the BCCI president’s playing days, and his relationships with John Wright and Rahul Dravid, in an excerpt from a new book
Younis and Pakistan break fourth-innings records
Stats highlights from Pakistan’s record chase to win the Pallekele Test and the series against Sri LankaBishen Jeswant07-Jul-20152:04Younis Khan made
Smashing debuts, quick partnerships, and Anderson's feat
Stats highlights from an action-packed opening day at HeadingleyS Rajesh29-May-2015401 Test wickets for James Anderson, which makes him the 12th bowle
Amla substitutes style for substance
The Hashim Amla we knew became the Amla we may want to know a bit more of as he abandoned elegance and decided to go unorthodox instead to reach a car
Rohit Sharma in Test cricket: a solid opener, yet a six-hitter
A look at the numbers from his Test careerSampath Bandarupalli08-May-202512 Hundreds scored by Rohit Sharma in Tests, each coming in a win. No other p
Rory Burns, Dom Sibley prove old virtues can work for new England
Success of openers means that England only have questions about one spot in the top sixGeorge Dobell at Old Trafford26-Jul-2020Might England have foun