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Cricket writers on their dream match-ups
Apr 6, 2009: How would two modern masters fare against the fastest bowlers of the 70s?
Sambit Bal
Mar 23, 2009: In which The Don and Ranji take on Barnes and Lillee
Steven Lynch
Feb 23, 2009: Mean South African bowlers v rampaging Caribbean batsmen? Bring it on
Robert Houwing
Feb 2, 2009: Four players who thrilled the senses like few could
Rob Steen
Jan 6, 2009: Oh to see old faithfuls in living colour
David Frith
Dec 5, 2008: Great batsmen facing fine spinners: now that's what I call a contest
Tony Becca
Nov 14, 2008: McCabe and Harvey against Ambrose and O'Reilly
Peter English
Oct 14, 2008: Two English legends against two of the greatest bowlers ever
John Stern
Sep 19, 2008: Four players you could watch bat for duck or bowl 90 overs for no wickets
BC Pires
Aug 12, 2008: Two of the greatest attacking batsmen ever, up against a man who loved to see blood on the pitch and a spinner who thought like a fast bowler
Rajan Bala
Jul 15, 2008: The joys of sitting back and watching the sparks fly as a bunch of hard cases take each other on
Lawrence Booth
Apr 26, 2008: The King and Pollock, up against Murali and Pidge
Dileep Premachandran
Three dazzlers and one dour old pro
Apr 1, 2008: Headley and Sathasivam take on Barnes and Marshall
Mike Marqusee
Feb 28, 2008: Laxman's rubber wrists v the Big Bird's bounce, and two masters of war
Soumya Bhattacharya
Jan 1, 2007: Top-handed Gavaskar and bottom-handed Tendulkar against the steepling bounce of Thomson, and Murali's doosra
Harsha Bhogle
Jan 1, 2007: Langer and Hayden would fight like hell, but facing Holding and Marshall must have been worse than hell itself
Kamran Abbasi
Aug 1, 2006: Would Victor dare to take Lillee from off stump over square leg? Would Archie have the temerity to advance to Warne as he revelled in doing to the slow bowlers of his day?
Mike Coward
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Aakash Chopra: Apart from luck, you need to pick your team wisely, get to bat at the top, and have your captain's support
Fixing? It's people like us doing it
Ed Hawkins: It's convenient to blame the underworld for every instance of fixing, but it's ordinary punters behind many of them
The perils of scoffing at failure
Rob Steen: Excessive success can destroy inhibition, and hence the capacity for shame
New Zealand shaken and stirred
Andrew Alderson: The second-innings collapse at Lord's has revived concerns about New Zealand's top order
'Being an NZ fan is like being in an abusive relationship'
Beige Brigade: Taylor Swift's songs would speak to any Kiwi cricket fan right now
Even at the height of his success with the national side, Sreesanth was a lonely cricketer who felt hard done by
A talent that didn't know its own worth
Sreesanth wasn't the most likeable team-mate or opponent, but he had skill beyond doubt, which we might have seen the last of
Mumbai Indians still have a better head-to-head record against Chennai Super Kings, but once again on the big occasion, they came second
A time for anger, a time for action
Out of the shattered lives of three young men caught up in allegations of fraud, newer and stronger players must emerge
Vijay slips, Ashwin does a Sahara
Plays of the day from the IPL qualifier between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians in Delhi
Even at the height of his success with the national side, Sreesanth was a lonely cricketer who felt hard done by
Mumbai Indians still have a better head-to-head record against Chennai Super Kings, but once again on the big occasion, they came second
Spirited Sunrisers exceed expectations (56)
Sunrisers began this tournament as one of the underdogs, but fought impressively to reach as far as the Eliminator
Anderson's magic not to be missed (50)
None of the other three England bowlers with 300 Test wickets - or many other of the game's finest swing merchants - could have bowled better than James Anderson at Lord's
A case of peaking too early (41)
Royal Challengers began the season in full steam, but failed to replicate their consistency away from home
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