The victory of the lambs
How fitting that India’s one-day triumph came exactly two months after the third day of the acrimonious Sydney Test, the eruption from where the serie
The batting evolution
Kevin Pietersen’s switch-hit has become a symbol of modern batting but new shots have always come into the game – and usually caused outrage Patrick K
Invincible memories
One of five survivors from Bradman’s 1948 side of immortals, Australia’s oldest living Test cricketer remembers it all like it was yesterday – except
A regal knock
Sachin Tendulkar’s 154 was an expert innings from a batsman in control, someone who knew what the situation demandedSiddhartha Vaidyanathan at the SCG
Kumble tops the lbw charts
With Paul Collingwood’s dismissal in England’s first innings at Lord’s, Anil Kumble became the bowler with the highest number of lbw dismissals in Tes
Another fine mess
Like a swearword or a jailed relative, Zimbabwe has become unmentionable in South African cricket circles.Telford Vice24-Oct-2007 Bus
Soaks it up, spits it out
The Lord’s groundsman, Mick Hunt, talks to Jenny Thompson about the ground’s impressive new million-pound-plus drainage systemJenny Thompson29-Jul-200
From college cricketer to Indian captain
An account of Rahul Dravid through his formative yearsSatish Viswanathan17-Mar-2006 ‘Consistent, persistent, focused are words freely
In the skin of a lion
Boyd Rankin forsook a potential rugby career for his first love, cricketDileep Premachandran12-Apr-2007 Vital scalp: Boyd Rankin gets
The last king of Trinidad
Nobody made the game look better and few ever played it better than Brian LaraRahul Bhattacharya20-Apr-2007Brian Lara, maker of epics, will bat one la