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Bruised by the West Indians, berated by Boycs
Robin Smith is best remembered for his strokeplay against the fearsome West Indian fast bowlers. In his new book he writes among other things about ho
England bank on Baby Boom to reinvigorate long-term Test prospects
The Test readiness of England’s rookies is perhaps secondary to the sense of purpose that their inclusions projectAndrew Miller at Lord's08-Aug-2
Hussain, Gooch and other post-captaincy case studies
A closer look at the fates of Alastair Cook’s predecessors who played on after stepping downAndrew Miller08-Feb-2017Nasser Hussain – 1999 to 2003 (age
The IPL's injury roster
ESPNcricinfo staff02-May-2016ASHISH NEHRATeam: Sunrisers HyderabadStatus: Ruled out of the IPL with two league games left to play, having injured a ha
Pujara the loser in 6-5 roulette
If India continue playing five bowlers in their upcoming Tests, it would leave four batsmen fighting out for two spots, and at the moment, Cheteshwar
Trott's sixes, and Tayfield's dots
Also, two fifties and a five-for in a Test, most runs before turning 30, identical scores by openers, and most fifties in an ODISteven Lynch13-May-201
Why Laxman's career proves England are better than Australia
Lancashire’s VVS Laxman set England on course to win the Ashes with a match-winning and potentially series-turning innings for India against Austral
Stiff challenge for openers on South African tracks
Pitches in South Africa have given openers, especially those from the subcontinent, a hard time, and the track at Kingsmead promises to make life diff
Neighbours divided
In which two diplomats and cricket lovers look at a half-century of India-Pakistan cricket and the attendant politics and tell it like they see itSure
Promising but premature
Will Luke reviews Andrew Strauss’s autobiographyWill Luke30-Sep-2006 Coming into Play by Andrew Strauss (Hodder & Stoughton, 304pp) £11.39