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South Africa ponder selection issues after attempted Archer takedown
Quinton de Kock took on England’s pace spearhead after Rassie van der Dussen shone on debutFirdose Moonda in Centurion28-Dec-2019Jofra Archer greeted
'We were in control but it slipped' – Nicholas Pooran on disappointment of defeat
Nicholas Pooran scored his maiden hundred but was unable to be West Indies’ saviourSharda Ugra at Chester-le-Street01-Jul-2019The slender young man st
Ranchi lives a dream
The people of Ranchi’s love for MS Dhoni and their excitement at having international cricket for the first time in the city was unbridledPrasun Bose1
Patience is a missing virtue
The talent is there in the Pakistan line-up, but if the team is to compete it has to learn very quickly about the demands of Test cricketNagraj Gollap
The inquisition begins for Yousuf
There were plenty of harsh questions for Pakistan’s captain after the Sydney lossOsman Samiuddin in Sydney07-Jan-2010Mohammad Yousuf came to the press
Back to cricket's roots
Martin Williamson reviews Wealding the Willow by Robin WhitcombMartin Williamson27-Aug-2005 The Weald of England – an area south of the Do
The Wright man for the job
Wright’s professionalism was seen immediately in the use of the latestcomputer technology to formulate crucial strategiesPartab Ramchand07-Nov-2001It
Ramprakash vows to continue in positive mood
Mark Ramprakash has vowed to continue playing in his natural, attacking manner – despite the criticism he received after his dismissal against Shane W
Tasmanian appointment leaves questions open for Victoria
Such is the clamour for new state coaches that Tasmania’s decision today to appoint Brian McFadyen will arguably assume as much importance in the shor
Former umpire and BCCSL official dies in train accident
Fitzroy R.SCricInfo14-Jan-2002Fitzroy R.S. de Mel, a highly respected umpire of the Board of Control forCricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) met with an ill-f