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Unassuming, loveable, deadly - Herath emerges from the shadows

Rangana Herath's domination in the just-concluded three-Test series against Australia is almost unrivalled and rightly thrusts him into a spotlight he has long deserved

19-Aug-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Letting go of Lottie

Charlotte Edwards influenced not only the women's game but also those who covered it

09-Jun-2016•Raf Nicholson

What Cozier meant to me

When you thought of West Indies cricket in the 1980s, his name was up there with those of Lloyd, Roberts, Marshall, Holding and the rest

21-May-2016•Samir Chopra

Tony Cozier: the soundtrack to West Indies cricket

Cricket writers from around the world on what Tony Cozier's commentary meant to them

12-May-2016

Robert Key, the ruddy-faced southern me

Always a stand-in, he never really got his due with England - not that he let it bother him too much

22-Apr-2016•Alex Bowden

And so it ends

In cricket, there is often no fairness to the end of a career and the way it comes, just the inevitable knowledge that it will. Which makes McCullum's exit remarkable

24-Feb-2016•Jon Hotten

The mark Chanderpaul left on me

His retirement has not only marked the end of an era in batting, it marks for some of us the snapping of the final link to childhood

09-Feb-2016•Liam Cromar

Chanderpaul's greatness goes beyond numbers

His unconventional, underappreciated technique helped him dominate and suppress the best bowling attacks through his career

01-Feb-2016•Kartikeya Date

'Shiv, one hell of a player'

Windiescricket's Philip Spooner talks to Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who announced his retirement on Saturday, and his team-mates on an illustrious career, which spanned over two decades

26-Jan-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Chanderpaul's lesson

His career, with its excellence and its quirks, tells us that cricket is big enough to contain everything and everyone

26-Jan-2016•Jon Hotten

The forgotten great

Tillakaratne Dilshan has produced some key big-match performances, including nearly taking Sri Lanka to the World T20 title in 2009, but has not got the credit he deserves

03-Dec-2015•Bimalka Liyanarachchi

The batting record that stood for over a century

When Ross Taylor made 290 in Perth recently, he broke a record by Tip Foster that had lasted for 111 years. Other records by Foster still endure

20-Nov-2015•Stuart Wark

A fast bowler India might have had

Pandurang Salgaoncar silenced a Chepauk crowd by dismissing the likes of Viswanath and Pataudi cheaply in a Duleep game in 1972-73. Strangely it didn't get him an India cap

23-Oct-2015•Sankaran Krishna

Those fine men of Hyderabad

Playing alongside the likes of Pataudi, Abid Ali, Jaisimha and Abbas Ali Baig was an experience to be cherished

01-Oct-2015•V Ramnarayan

Remembering Duif the Dutchman

The South African sports photographer captured some of the country's big cricket moments

28-Sep-2015•Luke Alfred

Jagmohan Dalmiya - the players' administrator

Tributes to Jagmohan Dalmiya after the BCCI president died, aged 75, in Kolkata, on September 20, 2015

22-Sep-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Bruiser

Brian Close was not afraid of the cricket ball

18-Sep-2015•Nishi Narayanan

Arthur Morris, my pen pal

How the Australian batsman touched the heart of a young fan he had never met by responding to his letters

03-Sep-2015•Russell Jackson

What Sanga means to me

Apart from his record, it is his intellect and nuanced view of the world around him that many of us geeks can relate to

18-Aug-2015•Ahmer Naqvi

Younis Khan's crusade against odds

Rashid Latif, writing in the Dawn, gives a detailed account of the journey of Younis Khan, who turned from a young boy to the fifth Pakistan player to feature in 100 Tests

27-Jun-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

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