Akhila Ranganna

Cook silences his critics

Alastair Cook's exuberant reaction after England beat Sri Lanka at Old Trafford showed just how much that win meant to him as England captain

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Problems still persist for England

England's victory in the final ODI against Sri Lanka showed that their spluttering batting order is still missing a few parts

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Fletcher and England's batsmen

England will be facing the best Test team, one that will be fully briefed, as it should be, writes Scyld Berry in the Sunday Telegraph

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I want to bowl fast - Sreesanth

India's S Sreesath on his recovery from an elbow injury, the challenge of bowling in England, and why he will not compromise on his pace

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A different history of cricket and pluralism

Kumar Sangakkara's Cowdrey Lecture was the testament of a great cricketer trying to be a good citizen and that’s reason enough to listen, writes Mukul Kesavan in the Telegraph

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It's a rubbish way to live- Iain O'Brien

Former New Zealand fast bowler Iain O'Brien reveals his battles with depression, how he is coming to terms with the illness and the road ahead

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Falling between the silos

After years at the top, Australian cricket appears to have lost its way, but all is not lost, writes Greg Baum in the Sunday Herald

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If Sangakkara can't, who can?

Kumar Sangakkara made 75 in the fourth ODI against England at Trent Bridge on Wednesday, but if this was distinguished work, befitting one of the most respected figures in the cricket world, writes James Lawton in the Independent , it surely paled

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Easy win puts PNG in global Twenty20 playoffs

East Asia-Pacific Division One round-up

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Has ego taken precedence?

Allegations that India is failing to take a leadership role in world cricket are partially true writes Ayaz Memon in the Times of India

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R.I.P. Mr. Runner

When the ICC pulled the plug on the use of runners last week, a unique cricketing character breathed his last writes Sandeep Dwivedi in the Indian Express

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<i>Kaptaan</i> Imran on the silver screen

Moments from the life of Imran Khan, arguably Pakistan’s most charismatic cricketer, will soon appear on celluloid

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Can the new England rule?

In the last couple of years England has grown into a strong side, driven on by a smiling captain who understands sportsmen, by a coach whose solemn face camouflages an active brain and with talent to spare, writes Ted Corbett in the Sportstar .

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The men behind the mike

In the Sportstar Ted Corbett relives the time when men like John Arlott, Brian Johnstone, Alan McGilvray and Don Mosey were giving cricket its worth, explaining the game to the uninitiated, and offering as fair a verdict on its rights and wrongs

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'Cricket is civilised and civilising'

He claims he's always been "crap" at cricket, but knows exactly what makes cricketers desirable

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Broad must listen to himself

Stuart Broad's former mentor, Frank Hayes, remembers how, as a 12-year-old, England's new Twenty20 captain looked 'a natural'

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Captaincy sits well with Taylor

Decent bloke

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Never a dull moment with Styris

New Zealand allrounder Scott Styris recently announced his retirement from international cricket

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Weighty issues and Samit Patel

England allrounder Samit Patel's recall to the national ODI side has prompted much discussion over his fitness state

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It was destiny at work - Ganguly

It has been 15 years since Sourav Ganguly became the first Indian cricketer to score a century at Lord's on debut

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