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India v Pakistan, World Cup 2011, 2nd semi-final, Mohali
Mar 29, 2011: Twenty-two cricketers will subject their skills and temperament to the toughest of tests; equally, fans in both countries will be on trial
Mar 25, 2011: Australia didn't bow out without a fight, and the man who was at the heart of their World Cup dominance made the strongest stand
Mar 22, 2011: The World Cup has been as good as it has been because batsmen haven't dictated terms
How the World Cup got its groove back
Mar 20, 2011: It may be more by accident than by design, but this edition of cricket's showpiece event is already a success
Keeping the world in the World Cup
Mar 5, 2011: The ICC can retain the prestige of its biggest tournament, and of its weakest members, by a simple elimination round
Mar 3, 2011: The review system is still mired in controversy, as the Ian Bell reprieve and its fallout show
Feb 6, 2011: The ICC's punishment may be hard on three talented cricketers but it was necessary to save the next one from falling into the same trap
Australia in India 2010
A classic that lifts the shadows
Oct 14, 2010: These teams have the uncanny knack of producing great series when the game seems to need them most
India v Australia, 2nd Test, Bangalore, 3rd day
Oct 11, 2010: Tendulkar's ability to assess risk and stay aware of every little detail are the cornerstones of his art
Oct 6, 2010: The splendour of his batting sometimes distracts Laxman's admirers from the mental strength that is such a big part of his game
Aug 30, 2010: Cricket's decision-makers need to act firmly and decisively in the matter of the latest match-fixing allegations, for the sake of the sanctity of the sport
Jul 5, 2010: Those who think John Howard would have solved cricket's ills, and ignore just why he was a divisive candidate, have got the wrong end of the stick
An outcome that could drag cricket to the dark ages
Jun 30, 2010: Sure, a candidate can be rejected, but there need to be compelling reasons for doing so, and those need to be made public
Indian Premier League 2010
Apr 25, 2010: Modi made the dangerous mistake of trying to become bigger than the system that created him. The system has now ruthlessly cut him to size
Apr 20, 2010: The controversy surrounding the league is a chance for the Indian board to set its house in order
Tendulkar transcends the format
Apr 9, 2010: To watch the master in Chennai was to be reminded of how he unites India, and also of how his batting has remained pure, even in Twenty20
Sehwag more destructive than Richards
Dec 4, 2009: Time to cut out the buts and salute Sehwag for what he is: one of the greats of batting
There's nothing quite like Test cricket
Nov 30, 2009: Dunedin produced the best cricket match of the year, and there has been reaffirmation that the highest form still has its takers
Australia v New Zealand, ICC Champions Trophy, final, Centurion
Australia find men for all seasons
Oct 6, 2009: The past couple of years haven't been easy for Australia but they have proved again that champion sides are rarely so by coincidence
South Africa's strength is their weakness
Oct 5, 2009: Why the ability to formulate a plan and stick to it may be at the root of South Africa's failures in multi-team tournaments

ESPNcricinfo at 20: Could the world live without the site's favourite stats-spewing thingummybob? By Andy Zaltzman
Rob Steen: While players are pulled up for various deeds of misconduct, administrators get away
Switch Hit: Mark Butcher joins the team to preview the Champions Trophy semi-finals
'He was going to run all over you'
My XI: Allan Donald on the most intimidating bowlers he has seen. Right up there: Malcolm Marshall
Jon Hotten: It's hard to avoid the conclusion that there is a deep statistical conviction behind their current method
Why India have had success in this Champions Trophy
The unexpected conditions in England have favoured India's adventurous batting
Lots of rumour, but no hard evidence
The words of a former England captain turned commentator have sparked a controversy around the Champions Trophy hosts but, as yet, there is no hard evidence
Pakistan were cheered fanatically to three defeats and an embarrassing Champions Trophy exit
A contest that brings cricket alive
The game can often seem dreary, predictable and endless. Not when India and Pakistan play each other
Warner row shows how Root has bedded in
That he was out drinking with senior players and was targeted by David Warner's misfiring aim proves Joe Root is firmly a part of Team England
Why India have had success in this Champions Trophy (87)
The unexpected conditions in England have favoured India's adventurous batting
The day the laughter died (70)
Pakistan were cheered fanatically to three defeats and an embarrassing Champions Trophy exit
Pakistan have always looked wistfully at the batting riches produced across the border
India prepare quietly ahead of big clash (63)
India look at ease as they train quietly and purposefully on the eve of their semi-final against Sri Lanka in Cardiff
Batting trips up Pakistan again (48)
The Champions Trophy debacle was just another example of how frail Pakistan's batting has been over the last few years
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