Matches (31)

IND vs SA (1)

ILT20 (3)

The Ashes (1)

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NZ vs WI (1)

WBBL (3)

ENG Lions Tour (1)

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Sa Women vs IRE Women (1)

270

IND

(39.5/50 ov, T:271) 271/1

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160/6

(18.5/20 ov, T:161) 161/6

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David Hopps

@davidkhopps

South Africa take series against feeble West Indies

With every day they remain in South Africa, West Indies' chances of pulling together a respectable World Cup challenge falters before our eyes

21-Jan-2015•The Report by David Hopps

Virtual doctor fights England stress

A virtual doctor App has been launched by the Professional Cricketers Association to help stressed-out players guard against the risk of mental illness

19-Jan-2015•David Hopps

England 'falling behind' on T20 - Lumb

Michael Lumb has called for England to introduce a city-based franchise system in T20 to stop "falling behind" the rest of the world

13-Jan-2015•David Hopps

Australia figures leave England agog

English cricket cannot block out the success of the Big Bash League. T20 crowds are up nearly 20% in Australia with average crowds exceeding 20,000 and a new audience flocking to the games

11-Jan-2015•David Hopps

The long search for Twenty20 vision

As the Big Bash League pulls in the crowds, and county cricket administrators lobby to get the NatWest Blast on free-to-air TV, ESPNcricinfo undertakes a week-long debate about the future of T20 in England

11-Jan-2015•David Hopps

Victory keeps South Africa as No. 1

South Africa duly completed an eight-wicket victory against West Indies on the fifth day, but initially at least it was not quite the stroll in the park that the scorecard suggests

06-Jan-2015•Report by David Hopps

Harmer, Steyn blow West Indies away

South Africa were left needing 124 to win the third Test in Newlands and take the series 2-0 after a monumental West Indies collapse on the fourth day

05-Jan-2015•The Report by David Hopps

De Villiers hundred gives SA slight edge

AB de Villiers produced the outstanding innings that the Cape Town Test craved, but even his redoubtable efforts have yet to shake off West Indies

04-Jan-2015•The Report by David Hopps

Petersen SA only worry on languid day

It was a languid day at Newlands. A decent crowd lolled contentedly for much of the time under blue skies and confidently awaited a position of South African dominance: if not today, maybe tomorrow

03-Jan-2015•The Report by David Hopps

Harmer, Steyn benefit from wasteful WI

West Indies' end-of-day score looks solid enough, but it was another missed opportunity for them as wickets were gifted to South Africa. Debutant offspinner Simon Harmer finished with three

02-Jan-2015•The Report by David Hopps

Downton defends handling of Cook sacking

England were harbouring growing doubts about Alastair Cook's future as one-day captain even as they expressed absolute faith in his leadership during the tour of Sri Lanka

20-Dec-2014•David Hopps

Steyn six completes West Indies humiliation

Dale Steyn had bided his time while South Africa built a position of supremacy against West Indies, but when he stirred the effect was lethal. West Indies were blown away within 15.3 overs, their last seven wickets falling for 55 runs

20-Dec-2014•The Report by David Hopps

Cook sacked as England one-day captain

Alastair Cook has been removed as captain of England's one-day side with Eoin Morgan appointed to lead England at the World Cup that starts in February.

19-Dec-2014•David Hopps

Philander, Morkel leave WI on rocks

West Indies' resistance in the face of South Africa's daunting first-innings total could not be faulted for determination but it went entirely unrewarded as they ended the day trailing by 275 runs after following on with eight wickets in hand

19-Dec-2014•The Report by David Hopps

Van Zyl maiden ton and Amla double sink West Indies

A comfortable century on Test debut for Stiaan van Zyl and an imperious double hundred for Hashim Amla extended South Africa's punishment of a dire, injury-hit West Indies attack on the second day at Centurion

18-Dec-2014•Report by David Hopps

Billings replaces Kieswetter in England 30

Sam Bilings, Kent's up-and-coming wicketkeeper batsman, has been approved by the ICC as a replacement Craig Kieswetter in the England 30-man provisional squad for the World Cup

12-Dec-2014•David Hopps

Kieswetter eye problems force lengthy lay-off

Craig Kieswetter's cricketing career has been thrown into doubt by the revelation that he is still suffering vision problems after being struck in the eye last summer

10-Dec-2014•David Hopps

Pallekele offers best World Cup examination

Warming up for the World Cup with a seven-match series in Sri Lanka has given teams opportunity to hone their approach, but it is in Kandy over the next two games that conditions might have just a hint of New Zealand about them

09-Dec-2014•The Preview by David Hopps

Sri Lanka canter to 2-0 series lead

England presented Sri Lanka with the sort of run chase that Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene could have supervised in their sleep.

29-Nov-2014•The Report by David Hopps

Sri Lanka hold on despite Moeen and Bopara

Moeen Ali produced an abundant one-day innings to raise horizons and rouse spirits, but it will take more than a one-man masterclass, however brilliant, to turn England into fancied World Cup contenders

26-Nov-2014•The Report by David Hopps

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