Nishi Narayanan

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

Vaughan for Windies?

England are set to pick their Test squad for West Indies on Monday and Duncan Fletcher feels former captain Michael Vaughan should be brought back because of his experience

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Allen Stanford's year

From stepping on Lord's with a suitcase full of cash, to offering his knee to England WAGs, Allen Stanford discusses his eventful 2008 in a totally made-up interview in the Guardian .

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The highs and lows of 2008

Stephen Brenkley is optimistic about the future of Test cricket in his review of the year in the Independent on Sunday .

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Who should bat at No. 3 for England?

Few great sides have lacked a top-class No

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Don't gloat about Australia's supposed decline

The Times ' Simon Barnes is upset after Australia's defeat to South Africa in Perth.

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Dravid - an occupation for the connoisseur

Rahul Dravid returned to form with a half-century on the first day of the second Test against England in Mohali and the Times ' Simon Wilde won't be surprised if the innings now turned into a full Dravid marathon, hour upon hour of monk-like

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Black Caps or New Zealand?

Some team nick-names grow on you, but there are those that don't

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PCB must not take India’s decision lying down

India have called off their tour of Pakistan following a directive from the government and Kamran Abbasi feels as the self-appointed guardian of cricket’s conscience, India have failed their most important test of conscience

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Yuvraj pretended it was an ODI

The secret of Yuvraj Singh’s success in India’s record chase in the first Test in Chennai could be that he ‘pretended’ it was a one-day game

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What's the deal, Stanford?

Allen Stanford, the Texan billionaire underwriting much of West Indies cricket, has denied reports that he is set to pull the plug on his investment in the game, although his future involvement with the Caribbean remains up in the air

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Sweatshirts not jerseys

John Reid, the former New Zealand captain, has criticised the team’s new-look jerseys which have a single black band on the neck, arms and waist instead of the traditional three stripes

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Bring on the Aussies

Iafrica.com 's Dan Nicholl is optimistic about South Africa's chances of a series win in Australia for the visitors have a settled batting line-up, a pace attack that can be destructive and most importantly, the guiding hand of Duncan Fletcher, who

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London mayor backs cricket for 2012 Olympics

Boris Johnson, the left-field London mayor, has backed cricket's inclusion in the 2012 Olympics that will be hosted by the city ..

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Birth of international cricket

Many experts may feel international cricket is currently in shambles but Mihir Bose believes that for the first time in cricket's history, we are witnessing the emergence of a truly international set-up, one that is not under the control of a

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McIntosh a message to New Zealand

New Zealand have rung in several changes for the their two-Test series against West Indies following an embarrassing 2-0 loss in Australia

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The Barnacle turns 85

Trevor Bailey is 85, without a driving license, but with a firm opinion that England should be captained by an Englishman

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A secure but joyless series

England could decide to tour India for the Tests but Mike Atherton feels the series, under the current circumstances, will be a joyless one

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Winning against England no triumph

Pause a moment before calling India's ODI series win against England a triumph for the opposition was a rag-tag bunch with only one class one-day batsman in Kevin Pietersen, writes V Gangadhar in the Outlook magazine.

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BCCI needs a chief security officer

In the aftermath of Mumbai, the chief concern is to protect international cricket from the uncertainties arising from terrorism

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Fix the leaks

Reports of serious disagreement between Mahendra Singh Dhoni and the selectors during a meeting to pick the team for the fourth and fifth ODIs against England leaked to a newspaper will create an atmosphere of distrust between the captain and the

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