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Cricket blooms after a war

Apr 12, 2013: Up in the north of Sri Lanka, through the decades of ethnic conflict, the fervour for the game has remained intact

Andrew Fidel Fernando

When cricket goes corporate

Apr 11, 2013: Among the IPL's most distinctive achievements is how it has brought the world of Indian business into the game

Amrit Mathur

Cricket on a divided island

Apr 9, 2013: Cyprus' best-known cricketer doesn't play for the national team, but the game soldiers on in the country

Scott Oliver

Wales cricket's charm offensive

Apr 7, 2013: The Champions Trophy will put the spotlight back on Cardiff and Welsh cricket, and the likes of Robert Croft plan to make the most of it

Alan Gardner

Way Back When

Barber's brilliant batting

Apr 4, 2013: Nearly forty years before Sehwag almost blazed to a double-century in a day, an English batsman set the template

Steven Lynch

Book extract: Triumph in Bombay

That April 2 feeling

Apr 2, 2013: Two years ago India won their second World Cup, casting a luminous spell that lent the illusion of lasting greatness

Vaibhav Vats

An expat's game, but made in China

Mar 30, 2013: Cricket administrators in the world's most populous country are focused on drawing as many locals into the fray as possible

Jon Newton

Mohammad Irfan's to-do list

Mar 27, 2013: He's got the height and the bounce, but staying on the park may prove to be a challenge he'll need to work on through his career

Firdose Moonda

Cricket's elusive Shangri-La

Mar 26, 2013: The possibility of China playing international cricket has excited fans, administrators and marketers, but they're not quite there yet

Jon Newton

Way Back When

Runs in the family

Mar 16, 2013: Hamish Rutherford's memorable debut takes the mind back to his father's, and those from other cricketing dynasties in New Zealand

Steven Lynch

'If we make it out alive, we'll play for New Zealand'

Mar 13, 2013: New Zealand's Murray Parker looks back to the night, 45 years ago, when he and his Otago University team-mates nearly met a watery end

Andrew McGlashan

The Anderson report

Mar 11, 2013: England's spearhead looks back at his ten years in international cricket

Jo Harman

A captain's homecoming

Mar 5, 2013: This week Brendon McCullum will lead his country's team in the town where he grew up

Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

'When I help a rhino, I get the feeling I did when playing for my country'

Mar 3, 2013: Moving on from the eye injury that ended his cricket career, Mark Boucher is now devoting his time to protecting endangered animals

Firdose Moonda

Does cricket have a place in the Olympics?

Mar 2, 2013: There's plenty to be gained, but there's the knotty problem of feasibility

Tim Wigmore

Australia in India 2012-13

'You have no idea what you're doing here'

Mar 1, 2013: Like other Australian spinners in India, Gavin Robertson finished his tour with a good idea of how to bowl there. Somehow the lessons keep getting lost

Daniel Brettig

Way back when

Where's the love for Davo?

Mar 1, 2013: A certain Australian allrounder seems to get unfairly overlooked when talk turns to the greatest of that breed

Steven Lynch

Australian cricket's simmering melting pot

Feb 27, 2013: The recent success of Moises Henriques and other cricketers from minority communities bodes well for the game Down Under

Adam Cooper

Three to tango

Feb 26, 2013: A look at New Zealand's potential debutants in the series against England

Andrew Alderson

The refugee who became a star

Feb 19, 2013: Mohammad Shahzad was born in a refugee camp in Peshawar; now he's Afghanistan's leading batsman

Umar Farooq
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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

The day the laughter died

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

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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

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