George Binoy

If you were in the nineties approaching the end of the day in a Test, what would you do? A look at batsmen who've ended the day on 99 or 199

If you were choosing a Twenty20 XI, whose name would you scribble first on the team sheet?

India beat England by 18 runs in a boundary-filled encounter at Kingsmead. Here are the highlights of a high-scoring contest

This week, the List looks at the best Twenty20 players on the domestic circuit who haven't make it to the tournament in South Africa.

The average age and experience of the World Twenty20 squads

George Binoy and Travis Basevi look at players who've made their highest score and turned in their best bowling performance in the same match

This week we look at venues with the biggest differences in run-rates and averages between innings and where the toss has played a significant role

This week we look at which bowlers have the largest differences in averages between the first and second innings.

This week, we look at instances of a team not enforcing the follow-on despite taking a massive first-innings lead

Botham loses his records while Shoaib disappears and so does a limited-edition autographed bat

This week we compare the performances of batsmen in first and second innings in Tests and one-day internationals

England and India have played nine Tests at The Oval over the years and Cricinfo looks back at the memorable performances

This week we focus on players with two ducks on debut

It's too early to judge but Dinesh Karthik and Wasim Jaffer's average of 88.50 is the best for an Indian pair who've opened at least five times in Tests

Batsmen who have failed, and thrived, at particular venues

During Sri Lanka's recent 3-0 victory against Bangladesh, Kumar Sangakkara scored 200 and 222 in successive innings

During the second Test defeat in Colombo, Mohammad Ashraful and Mushfiqur Rahim achieved a rare feat, one that had been performed only three times in Test history

A day of several twists and turns saw the match going down to the wire and 17 wickets falling but the Indians would have been sorely disappointed at not being able to pick up that one last wicket to win their tour opener

The Indians dominated the first two days of their warm-up match but Andy Hodd led a stubborn fightback on the third as Sussex, and rain, ensured that the chance of a result was rather unlikely