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Rob Steen is a sportswriter and senior lecturer in sports journalism at the University of Brighton
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Kallis or Sobers?

Feb 27, 2009: He may lack the appeal but he has the numbers. Is it so sacrilegious to wonder if he's greater even than Sir Garry?

Rob Steen

Colly flowering

Feb 18, 2009: Reliant on heart and mind rather than reputation or limbs, Collingwood can be considered the ultimate over-achiever of his era

Harmy's way

Feb 4, 2009: Steve Harmison returns to his happy hunting ground, Sabina Park, today. A look at the most frustrating fast bowler of modern times

Aesthetics above all

Feb 2, 2009: Four players who thrilled the senses like few could

Rob Steen

For the love of Duminy

Jan 21, 2009: Test cricket's very first Jean-Paul is a once-in-a-generation player marked for greatness, as his feats in Australia prove

No. 4

Dolly gets a life

Jan 11, 2009: The dropped catch that let D'Oliveira make his legendary 158

Rob Steen

In praise of empires

Jan 7, 2009: Eighties West Indies or modern-day Australia before they fell from grace - which was the greater side?

Monty's mountain

Dec 18, 2008: Panesar may be a talented bowler but at present he is no more than a moderate cricketer

Onward, men of Middlesex

Dec 10, 2008: Owais Shah and Andrew Strauss, both looking to prove their worth, will be crucial to England's fortunes in the Tests in India

Sean Morris

Talking player power

Nov 26, 2008: Professional cricketers have never enjoyed the bargaining clout they do now. And thanks to the Twenty20 revolution there's plenty to add

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The battle of the boards

Nov 12, 2008: The ECB's relationship with the BCCI has been particularly fractious of late; the best England can hope for from this particular contest is a draw

All hail Lord Snooty

Nov 6, 2008: He may not have captured imaginations like Sachin, nor won as many games as Anil, nor enchanted as many purists as VVS, not erected as many walls as Rahul, but Sourav, more than anybody, has embodied the new India.

Rob Steen

Stanford Super Series

A one-sided coin

Nov 1, 2008: The “winner-takes-all” concept may make for riveting entertainment, but it is not one that bears even a passing resemblance to fairness

Rob Steen

Play it again, Allen

Oct 25, 2008: This could be the latest step on the road to winning back the love of these unbrotherly islands for a game that once defined them and, much more important, united them.

Rob Steen

In search of wisdom

Oct 14, 2008: The current economic crisis assailing the wider world was born of short-termism and greed

Rob Steen

The Development of West Indies Cricket

Caribbean context

Oct 4, 2008: A perceptive, prescient look at West Indies cricket and its decline

Rob Steen

A tide in sore need of turning

Oct 2, 2008: England needs spinners who spin rather than roll, who give it a real tweak, who put revolutions on the ball

Rob Steen

The sweet taste of humble pie

Sep 26, 2008: If Durham land their first Championship pennant, Steve Harmison will be able to spend at least the next couple of months blowing enthusiastic raspberries in the general vicinity of the press box.

Rob Steen

Championing the cause

Sep 16, 2008: Last week, glory be, the ECB, not always the fount of all wisdom, got something wonderfully right

Rob Steen

The pain of Dwayne

Sep 11, 2008: The prospect of seeing Smith in England colours one day is by no means an unattractive one

Rob Steen
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