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Events and people that shaped the game
No. 48
Aug 28, 2011: The map of Indian and international cricket was reorganised when a previously unknown BCCI official came up with a franchise-based Twenty20 model
Jayaditya Gupta
No. 47
Aug 7, 2011: After tests proved that even those with visibly clean actions bowled with bent elbows, the ICC had no choice but to alter the laws
Sidharth Monga
No. 46
Jul 24, 2011: The game's newest format emerged as a marketing gimmick but the cricket went on to out-glamour everything around it
Andrew Miller
No. 45
Jun 11, 2011: At the turn of the century, cricket felt a tremor stronger than any it had known till then
Amit Varma
No. 44
Ranatunga and the new Sri Lanka
May 29, 2011: They always had the talent but he brought them winning ways
Sambit Bal
No. 43
May 22, 2011: The delivery that gave oomph to offspin
Anand Vasu
No. 42
May 15, 2011: How cricket's governing body grew from an insular club to a commercial entity
Mihir Bose
No. 41
Fifteen-over field restrictions
May 1, 2011: They gave rise to pinch-hitters, Powerplays and cunning bowlers
Rob Smyth
No. 40
Apr 16, 2011: They made their first appearance when a Pakistan captain invited two Indian umpires to stand in a Test against West Indies
S Rajesh
No. 39
Mar 27, 2011: The advent of satellite TV brought in its wake sky-high bids for cricket rights, a need to satisfy South Asian viewers, offshore games, and illegal bookmaking
Sharda Ugra
No. 38
The match referee and third umpire
Feb 26, 2011: Two officials who appeared on the cricket scene as it grew into a high-stakes sport: one to police it, the other to make it more error-free
Rahul Bhattacharya
No. 37
Jan 22, 2011: Their return to international cricket showed that social change could manifest itself in sport
Rahul Bhattacharya
No. 36
Dec 18, 2010: West Indies' intimidatory tactics and painfully slow over-rates prompted the lawmakers to take away the fast bowler's most lethal weapon
Dileep Premachandran
No. 35
Nov 28, 2010: Cricket's tag as a "gentleman's game" has taken a beating in modern times. Australia, and Allan Border can take some credit for that
No. 34
Nov 6, 2010: In Madras in 1986 started a march that inspired awe in everyone who came across it
No. 33
Oct 17, 2010: The neutral venue that stood like a beacon of hope for other offshore cricket venues
No. 32
Oct 10, 2010: They marked a significant shift in cricket's balance of power from England to India
No. 31
Oct 3, 2010: He led a perennially fractious team to fulfill the aspirations of a nation
Kamran Abbasi
No. 30
Sep 19, 2010: A piece of cricket equipment that affected batting techniques - and not for the better
Dileep Premachandran
No. 29
Aug 21, 2010: The circumstances were already in place. The Australian media magnate simply triggered the explosion
Gideon Haigh
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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
'New Zealand are the worst users of DRS'
Beige Brigade podcast: Only Taylor, McCullum and Williamson should be allowed reviews
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
India prepare quietly ahead of big clash (159)
India look at ease as they train quietly and purposefully on the eve of their semi-final against Sri Lanka in Cardiff
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
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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