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Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
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Jul 9, 2008: Dhoni pulling out of the Sri Lanka Test series is significant for a number of reasons
India v South Africa, 1st Test, Chennai, 2nd day
Mar 27, 2008: With his gentle smile and composed batting, Hashim Amla seems a throwback to an earlier age
Mar 10, 2008: Having more or less separate teams for Tests and ODIs is working well for India - but not for too many other teams, oddly enough
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
Dec 5, 2007: India would ideally want five bowlers for the four Tests against Australia but a perplexing situation has presented itself: the first four choices are injured
Part of a method or plain madness?
Oct 27, 2007: The decision to drop Rahul Dravid appears to be one based on the present and not on the future
Four questions for India's selectors
Oct 26, 2007: A look at the major issues staring India's selectors in the face when they meet to pick the team for the Pakistan one-dayers
Oct 23, 2007: The selections for Challengers seem to be based on whims more than performance
India's need for change cannot be ignored
Sep 10, 2007: India's rebuilding process will entail a few defeats along the way but it's the only way that the batch of 2011 are going to compete against the rest
A coach's tale
A little tact won't hurt Greg Chappell
Mar 6, 2006: Candour remains an admirable virtue; but Chappell will know that leadership goes well with some tact and diplomacy
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
Injury menace to left-arm bowlers
Jul 24, 2004: Zaheer Khan is just one in a long recent line of left-armer seamers to have been plagued by injury
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
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Martin Crowe: Batting is about moving the body in reaction to a moving ball. And the cornerstone of this technique is foot position
From Grace to Worrell - cricketers who resuscitated spectators, donated blood, and stopped bullets
Christian Ryan: He looks like one of Australia's top six batsmen, doesn't make the necessary runs in first-class cricket, briefly dazzles in Tests, goes away, then comes back
Solo efforts, and old man Misbah
Ask Steven: Also, most runs in international cricket without a duck, 50 Test wickets in three months, and a footballer's cricketing nephew
A new era for England's women cricketers
Raf Nicholson: Plans for the first-ever fully professional contracts for England women mark the end of a decades-long struggle
South Africa face winds of change
Graeme Smith was the last of South Africa's old guard. The roots of the new one need to grow deeper
The boy giant who stood up to legends
Graeme Smith was South Africa's youngest captain, a brash boy who wasn't afraid of older men, and he grew up under the harsh glare of international captaincy. He succeeded
Warner and Johnson a class apart
ESPNcricinfo marks the Australian players out of 10 following their impressive series win in South Africa
Shehzad may be the long-term answer
A lot of people have commented on Ahmed Shehzad's mild facial resemblance to Virat Kohli, but there's also a bit of Kohli about the way he sets up at the crease
Resilient Australia close to becoming a powerhouse
They have the aggressive opening bowler and batsman and the imaginative captain to become unbeatable. The No. 3 slot is the only chink in their armour
Resilient Australia close to becoming a powerhouse (191)
They have the aggressive opening bowler and batsman and the imaginative captain to become unbeatable. The No. 3 slot is the only chink in their armour
The power of the unremarkable (117)
Like Asif Mujtaba before him, Fawad Alam brings to Pakistan a much-needed eye for detail and alertness to opportunity
South Africa face winds of change (92)
Graeme Smith was the last of South Africa's old guard. The roots of the new one need to grow deeper
De Villiers and Steyn to the fore (58)
ESPNcricinfo marks the South African players out of 10 following their second series defeat in eight years of Test cricket
The boy giant who stood up to legends (58)
Graeme Smith was South Africa's youngest captain, a brash boy who wasn't afraid of older men, and he grew up under the harsh glare of international captaincy. He succeeded
