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Two pairs of winners and plenty of losers
The ICC’s Full Members have always been more equal than those below Test level, but now that same special treatment has crept into the Associate and A
A taste of Tassie
Art, oysters, wine and whales – you’ll have a smashing time in HobartEd Cowan20-Nov-2014Tasmania has in the last several years become one of the “it”
Bowlers allow Dhoni to breathe again
Usually India’s bowlers are ridiculed for letting Dhoni down but on a day that Dhoni let them down, they kept their spirits up, didn’t let England run
A case of missing singles for Anamul
Anamul Haque’s innings in the first ODI exposed a weakness in the batsman’s ability to take singles regularlyMohammad Isam15-Jun-2014Bangladesh’s 272
Shehzad's sold a dummy
Plays of the day from the third ODI between Pakistan and Sri LankaAndrew Fidel Fernando20-Dec-2013The villainous clodTillakaratne Dilshan had run Kusa
It's got to be Shiv
In a cricketing world given over to the sensational and the glamorous, and a Caribbean environment fixated with style and machismo as much as substanc
Promising Marshall needs more exposure
Tony Cozier on why Xavier Marshall, despite his 85 against Australia, needs more opportunities at the international levelTony Cozier16-Jun-2008
Murali mesmerises Bangladesh again
Muttiah Muralitharan has now taken 55 wickets in 13 innings against Bangladesh. He averages 11.65 against them and has a strike-rate of just under 27C
Ntini carries South Africa as batting fails again
South Africa’s marks out of ten following their 3-0 defeat to AustraliaPeter English04-Apr-2006 Makhaya Ntini carried the South Afric
After 27 all out, West Indies come face to face with deepening Test crisis
Sabina Park collapse symbolises West Indies’ Test malaise, but what is the way ahead?Andrew McGlashan15-Jul-2025AFP/Getty ImagesThere’s never a good t