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George Binoy

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

Ashes heroes

This week the List focuses on players who have the largest differences between their Ashes averages and career averages

15-Nov-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Will Dravid right his record against South Africa?

08-Nov-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Tendulkar's highs and lows against Australia

Sachin Tendulkar has an opportunity to right his poor record against South Africa on India's tour this November. The List looks at players who've struggled and done particularly well against specific opposition

01-Nov-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

A batting debacle

31-Oct-2006•George Binoy

Captain Fantastic

When Stephen Fleming walks out for the toss with Younis Khan in New Zealand's Champions Trophy fixture against Pakistan, he will set a new world record

25-Oct-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Flourishing under floodlights

All the matches of the ongoing Champions Trophy are day-night affairs. Until recently, win-toss-and-bat used to be the mantra on Indian pitches but now teams have to factor in the dew that hampers bowling under lights

18-Oct-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Close encounters of the temperamental kind

A preview of how New Zealand, South Africa and Pakistan line-up ahead of the Champions Trophy

13-Oct-2006•George Binoy

Sachin who? and other stories

George Binoy decided to take a stroll in the stands intent on proving that Indians could sledge too

12-Oct-2006•The Roving Reporter by George Binoy at Wankhede Stadium

Gayle seals emphatic win

West Indies overwhelmed Bangladesh by ten wickets in the fourth qualifying match in Jaipur to secure a berth in the main stage of the Champions Trophy

11-Oct-2006•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Stage fright? What stage fright?

So Pakistan are without Inzamam-ul-Haq, their captain and highest runscorer, as they begin their quest for the Champions Trophy. Leaving captaincy aside The List says that Pakistan might not miss Inzamam the batsman much in such a big tournament

11-Oct-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Would you want to bowl at this team?

The List looks at the highest batting averages at each position for Tests and one-day internationals

04-Oct-2006•George Binoy

Nazir special brings Sialkot back

Imran Nazir's cavalier 123 helped Sialkot cut Uttar Pradesh's lead significantly after they had been reduced to 96 for 6

28-Sep-2006•George Binoy

Shamshad and Shukla lead UP fightback

Uttar Pradesh's lower-order batsmen staged a doughty fightback after Sialkot's fast bowlers had knifed through the top order to leave the match evenly poised on the opening day at Dharamsala

27-Sep-2006•George Binoy

Coming good when it counts

This week we look at the best performers in knock-out matches which comprise of finals, semi-finals, quarter-finals

27-Sep-2006•George Binoy

Boucher blitz blows Zimbabwe away

Mark Boucher's brutal 147 off 68 balls powerd South Africa to 418 for 5 in the final ODI at Potchefstroom. In reply Zimbabwe scored 247 for 4 as South Africa swept the series 3-0

20-Sep-2006•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Hurricane Hussey scales heights

Hussey captained Australia for the first time against West Indies at the Kinrara Oval after just 40 international appearances and celebrated the occasion with a hundred. This week, we focus on the best performances in a first match as captain

20-Sep-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Skip the ads, savour the action

Tata Sky, the satellite television from TATA and STAR, has launched Actve Sports, an interactive sports programming that offers this new feature along with virtual graphics and statistics

13-Sep-2006•George Binoy

Gloriously walking into the sunset

This week we look at best performances in the final series of a career

13-Sep-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Dhoni's dubious absence, and another forfeiture

George Binoy looks back on The Week That Was

11-Sep-2006•George Binoy

Decline of the one-day specialist

In the 1990s several ice-cool finishers, ruthless hitters, and death-bowling experts - read Michael Bevan, Ricardo Powell and Ian Harvey among others - who carved a niche for themselves in one-day cricket but couldn't cement their place in the Test sides

06-Sep-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

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