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When the felling of a tailender by Bob Willis triggered a push for helmets. By Martin Williamson
New Zealand's middle-order problems
The contributions of New Zealand's batsmen in the middle have been the worst among the top teams since 2007
An un-watchful nightwatchman, and big losers
Also, best figures and a pair, most no-balls in a Test, and keeper's catches
People who have made unexpected appearances in the cricket bible
May 19: Birth of Gilbert Jessop, who scored over 80 runs an hour
Twenty-two essays delve into the legacy of one of Indian cricket's most significant figures. By Soumya Bhattacharya
'I wanted to stop batsmen from getting on to the front foot'
Frank Tyson remembers being at his fastest, chopping willow trees to get strong, and the 1954-55 English side. By Ken Piesse
Matt Prior is the fulcrum of the England dressing room today, and the protector of their spirit. But things weren't always this way. By Sam Pilger
'I have decided to return to my natural game'
Misbah-ul-Haq talks about his approach to captaincy, the criticism he has copped for his defensive style, and the lessons from the drubbing in South Africa
Anti-corruption efforts need to be proactive
Rather than relying on police investigations or media stings to uncover rot in the game, cricket has to get tough with its own
Even at the height of his success with the national side, Sreesanth was a lonely cricketer who felt hard done by. By Ajay Shankar
Gauging from the IPL's official broadcast you'd be hard-pressed to guess there has been a spot-fixing scandal over the past few days
Out of the shattered lives of three young men caught up in allegations of fraud, newer and stronger players must emerge