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New Zealand

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Tomorrow

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PAK

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Schedule Report Series

Rob Steen

Sports writer and senior lecturer in sports journalism at the University of Brighton

The joy-givers of the decade

Sehwag takes the bronze, Ntini the silver. The gold goes to an underdog with a social conscience and magic at his fingertips

23-Dec-2009•Rob Steen

The vincible and the untouchable

Records that are vulnerable to the passage of time, and those that are safe forever

25-Nov-2009•Rob Steen

The decade of entertainment

There's been plenty to moan about in the 2000s, but the cricket itself has been mostly exciting, less draw-prone, and more unpredictable

11-Nov-2009•Rob Steen

Death by circumstance

It's hard not to feel sympathy for the former England coach, who has conducted himself with dignity amid the stone-throwing

28-Oct-2009•Rob Steen

More innings, more fun

The way to go to save the ODI would be to get rid of the various artificial restrictions and have four innings

14-Oct-2009•Rob Steen

Swing wild, sweet game

A match full of the paralysing, see-sawing zing of true competition

08-Oct-2009•Rob Steen

Anyone for England?

Should cricket adopt soccer's six-five rule, where the majority of the members of any national team would have to have been schooled in the country?

30-Sep-2009•Rob Steen

Strauss for the title

It's hard to look beyond England's captain when you're picking the top cricketer of the last 12 months

16-Sep-2009•Rob Steen

Johnny Wardle and the importance of being memorable

He's in the top seven in the all-time bowling averages, top four by economy-rate. Turns out that's not enough to fetch him a place on the shortlist for an England all-time XI

02-Sep-2009•Rob Steen

The Bell question

In not just retaining faith in him but promoting him to first-drop, England's selectors have been brave way beyond the call of duty

19-Aug-2009•Rob Steen

The promise of Fred

Flintoff did for British cricket what Botham did, invigorating and replenishing. He brought fresh hope for the game's future

14-Aug-2009•Rob Steen

Faster, stronger, uglier

Why has cricket deteriorated aesthetically even as it has improved as a spectacle?

05-Aug-2009•Rob Steen

Right said Fred

Can Flintoff emulate Botham by helping recapture the urn for a second time, as the latter did in 1985?

22-Jul-2009•Rob Steen

The biggest day in Welsh cricket

Andrew Strauss wondered how a match played in Cardiff could give England any home advantage, but few will begrudge Wales its moment in the sun

08-Jul-2009•Rob Steen

Tradition v survival

Don't double up in horror: day-night Tests, coloured clothing and the white ball could be the saviours of the first-class game

25-Jun-2009•Rob Steen

Who rates the fielders?

Is Dravid as good a catcher as Mark Waugh was? There's no objective way to tell. Surprisingly for a game that can boil most achievements down to cold stats, fielding is mostly overlooked

10-Jun-2009•Rob Steen

Beware the freelance cricketer

How long before board contracts are torn up? How long before Test cricket becomes a three-day game?

27-May-2009

The case for a more inclusive Hall of Fame

Why the ICC's initiative to honour just 55 of the many greats who have played cricket is flawed

13-May-2009

Harper runs out Gooch

A burst of athleticism in the MCC bicentenary Test makes Lord's gasp

03-May-2009•Rob Steen

The shine's off KP

One of the most engrossing subplots of the Ashes summer will centre around whether Pietersen can go back to being golden again

29-Apr-2009

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