George Binoy

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

Keeping it in the corridor

The West Indians didn't blow India away with devastating pace, nor did they deceive them with guile and swing. Instead, they kept plugging away in the channel outside off stump and India kept edging at regular intervals

02-Jun-2006•George Binoy

When Sehwag couldn't do a Bravo

Four batsmen scored fifties in the fifth ODI at Trinidad, and the factor that won the game for West Indies was that they had three of them, whereas India had only Virender Sehwag

28-May-2006•George Binoy

Lara's mastery against spin

Lara scored 53 runs off 63 balls against spin and only 16 runs off 37 balls against the fast bowlers. At every opportunity, Lara used his feet to smother the spin and bounce

26-May-2006•George Binoy

The Fast and the Furiously Slow

This week's column looks at the highest and lowest rates of scoring in Tests and one-day internationals

23-May-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Pipped at the post

From a batting point of view, West Indies and India were uncannily similar. Both teams lost early wickets; both had fifth wicket partnerships of over fifty; both teams had top-scorers in the nineties

21-May-2006•George Binoy

A tale of two hundreds

There were two lead stars in the first one-day international between India and West Indies and once their roles ended the plots unravelled fast

19-May-2006•George Binoy

Starring in the English summer

This week we look at how Asian players have fared in England

16-May-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Flying first class - Part II

Last week's column was about prolific first-class batsmen who never made it in Test cricket, this week it's the bowlers' turn

09-May-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Flying first class

Michael Hussey and Brad Hodge were domestic giants, having played 176 and 167 first-class matches respectively and scored buckets of runs, before making deserved and belated Test debuts. But there have been others who have played more than 400 games and s

03-May-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

A hundred at long last

The List features batsmen with the lowest averages before scoring their maiden century and double-century, and those who had to wait the longest for a Test hundred

26-Apr-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Gilchrist charge sets up Aussie victory

Batsmen from both teams struggled - Bangladesh against subtle change of pace and Australia against left-arm spin - but Adam Gilchrist's brutal brilliance made the difference and spurred Australia to victory

23-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Win some, draw some

The List looks at venues with the highest percentage of results and draws

19-Apr-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

A distinguished leader

Fleming's 100 Tests in numbers

15-Apr-2006•George Binoy

Fleming reaches a unique landmark

Stephen Fleming will become the first New Zealander to play 100 Tests when he leads his team in the first Test against South Africa at Centurion

15-Apr-2006•George Binoy

Emphatic India seal 5-1 series win

Normal service resumed after the blip at Jamshedpur as India completed a 5-1 series victory with an authoritative seven-wicket win in the final one-day international at Indore

15-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Of belters and minefields

A look at which grounds are conducive to run-scoring, and which ones support the bowlers

12-Apr-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Dravid's brave gamble

Rahul Dravid made a brave decision to employ the second Powerplay in the 29th over. It was a move that could so easily have backfired but as it turned out, it was the masterstroke that swung the game India's way

06-Apr-2006•George Binoy

Doing the business with bat and ball

The List looks focuses on players who have top-scored and taken most wickets in the same match

05-Apr-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

Singles in the middle, and fours at the slog

The pitch was slow and the outfield fast. India tried five spinners and England a quintet of seamers. And the paths England and India tread to reach their scores of 226 and 230 were remarkably different

31-Mar-2006•George Binoy

First impressions - Part II

In last week's column, the List featured the best performers when facing an opposition for the first time. This week, we look at the reverse - how different countries have performed while playing opposition players for the first time

29-Mar-2006•Travis Basevi and George Binoy

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