George Binoy

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

Who's played at the most ODI venues?

Sachin Tendulkar has played the most one-day internationals - 417 - but has he played at the most grounds?

26-Mar-2008•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

West Indies and Sri Lanka seek to end long wait

Given the unpredictable form of West Indies, they should have enough to match a below-full strength Sri Lankan outfit

21-Mar-2008•The Preview by George Binoy

Who's played at the most venues?

Which cricketer has played at the most Test venues? Steve Waugh or Allan Border, who've played over 150 Tests apiece?

19-Mar-2008•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Degrees of separation

The lowest degrees of separation between players, covering the largest number of years

12-Mar-2008•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Right on the ball

Despite having a small target to defend and not being backed up in the field, India's U-19 bowlers turned in a magnificent performance

04-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

The ones to watch

Cricinfo looks at the promising talents to emerge from the Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia

03-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Been there, done that, won that

India's bowlers waited until the last opportunity and ensured that the magnificent work put it over two weeks in Kuala Lumpur was not undone because of three hours of poor batting

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Move over Jonty, here comes Engelbrecht

South Africa managed to restrict India, the strongest batting side of the Under-19 World Cup, to a meagre 159, thank to their fielders

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Leading the way

It is no coincidence that the two teams in the finals - India and South Africa - have been led by captains who have turned in the strongest on-field performances

01-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Familiar rivals battle for silverware

After an elimination process that has spanned two weeks, there's little doubt the two best teams have made it to the Under-19 World Cup final

01-Mar-2008•The Preview by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

'Pakistan went off the ball' - Jennings

Ray Jennings, the South Africa coach, felt Pakistan had read the situation poorly on Friday, with frequent interruptions slowing down the pace and hindering the completion of 20 overs

01-Mar-2008•George Binoy at the Kinrara Oval

South Africa through to the final

South Africa prevented a repeat of the summit clash between India and Pakistan in 2006, with a convincing 98-run victory in a rain-affected semi-final in Kuala Lumpur

01-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Playing three days in a row worrying - Jennings

Ray Jennings, the South Africa coach, said he was satisfied with the 47-over contest being carried over into the reserve day

29-Feb-2008•George Binoy at the Kinrara Oval

Rain forces resumption of semi-final on Saturday

A monsoonal shower during the Pakistan run-chase forced the semi-final to be put on hold and the players will return on Saturday to resume the contest with Pakistan needing 166 runs to win in 28.1 overs with eight wickets in hand

29-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Dynamite kid ready to explode

One innings from Umar Akmal can change everything, say his coach. He can win the game in ten overs

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Rain threatens to upset game plans

Rain threatens what promises to be a tight semi-final between defending champions Pakistan and South Africa

28-Feb-2008•The Preview by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Wayne Parnell: South Africa's main man

Few cricketers in the World Cup bear the responsibility that Wayne Parnell does: he is the captain, a powerful middle-order batsman, and most importantly their new-ball bowler

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

India through to final despite hiccup

India Under-19s were stretched for the first time in the tournament but they held their nerve and overcame New Zealand by three wickets in a tense semi-final

27-Feb-2008•The Bulletin by George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Long way off from the baggy green

While India and Pakistan watch the U-19 World Cup for future international stars, Australia attempt to spot a few outstanding talents who could make the next step: entering their highly-competitive first-class structure

27-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

New Zealand's prospects hinge on in-form bowlers

New Zealand's hopes of upsetting India's World Cup campaign will hinge on how quickly their medium-pace attack adjust to unfamiliar conditions at the Kinrara Oval

26-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

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