Kanishkaa Balachandran

ET's meaty performance

Ewen Thompson’s perseverance has been talked about in New Zealand domestic circles

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The lucky omen

In his tour diary for Supercricket , Ken Borland admires two of the most dedicated fans of the Indian team - Sudhir Chaudhary and Dharamveer

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The Paul Collingwood factor

Paul Collingwood's not-so-kind remark that it would be difficult to find a decent golf course in Bangladesh is exactly the sort of prat-line, with that unmistakable whiff of the old colonial days, which gets right up subcontinental noses, writes

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Out on a limp

The long list of injuries to the current West Indies players is enough to form a separate XI and it's not funny

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What's eating Harbhajan?

Has Harbhajan Singh really lost his bite or has he been sorted out by international batsmen

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Keith Dutch to lead MCC in UAE and Oman

Keith Dutch , the former Middlesex and Somerset offspinner, will captain a young Marylebone Cricket Club team on its tour of United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman starting on February 20.

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Mickey cools his heels

Having just quit as South Africa coach, Mickey Arthur has vowed to get up at 5.30 am and watch every ball when his country takes on India in Nagpur

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Confusion in New Zealand

New Zealand Cricket seems confused

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New format needed for U-19 tournament

The ICC's format for the world youth tournament needs to be changed, particularly with the knockout phase where one bad match is enough to undo all the hard work in getting there, writes Geoff Longley in the Press

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Remember Muscles?

Venkatapathy Raju, part of India's spin trio in the early 1990s, reminisces his early days when he shared Irani chai and samosas with friends, caught two buses everyday to get from Ramanthapur to Gymkhana, his school days and watching the Mithun

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Cricket needs to stop thinking defensively

Cricket remains the most controversial of games

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Easy wins for Panama and Suriname

Panama remained undefeated with an easy 111-run win over Brazil on the second day of the Pepsi ICC Americas Division 2 at Windsor Park

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International manhunt ends at home

He could have been a corporate high-flyer, a brewery boss or even a public relations genius but Mark Greatbatch has settled for the post of New Zealand head coach for now

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Modi and the messy Pakistan affair

The outrage in Pakistan over the exclusion of their players in the IPL auctions is understandable, because of the manner in which the delicate situation was handled by the franchises and Lalit Modi, who didn't drop any hints as to what could happen

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The coach shouldn't come free

It has been three months since Andy Moles was sacked as New Zealand coach and his replacement is still nowhere in sight

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Oh caption my caption

The picture seemed a sure shot for a caption competition but one Bangladesh national daily put their own spin on it to leave the Bangladesh Cricket Board seething

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Strauss wise to skip Bangladesh tour

Andrew Strauss's decision to skip the Bangladesh tour raised a few eyebrows, but he has a firm backer in Mike Selvey, who writes that the decision is justified after an exhausting year

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The Trott and KP conundrum

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Franchises will be the face of sport's future

In the New Zealand Herald , Adam Parore writes that private Twenty20 franchises will become the bedrock of cricket, a la professional clubs in football, and this is where the bulk of the game will exist

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Swann 'embarassed' by his own rise

Just 13 months into Test cricket, England's star spinner Graeme Swann has risen to No.5 in the Test rankings, a fact which is yet to sink in, by his own admittance

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