S Rajesh

Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo

India hold nerve and seal series

Ajit Agarkar's five-wicket haul, ending with the best figures in an ODI at Pune, played a vital part in keeping Sri Lanka down to 261, before Rahul Dravid's composed 63 piloted India to their fourth-consecutive win in the series

03-Nov-2005•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

An Aussie fortress

Australia haven't lost a Test at Brisbane since November 1988, winning 11 out of their last 16

02-Nov-2005•S Rajesh

Dhoni scripts magnificent victory

Mahendra Singh Dhoni was the difference between India and Sri Lanka as what appeared to be an even contest turned out to be another romp for the home team

31-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

Dhoni scripts magnificent victory

Mahendra Singh Dhoni was the difference between India and Sri Lanka as what appeared to be an even contest turned out to be another romp for the home team

31-Oct-2005•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

The Perfect Performance

As one-sided contests go, the Indian team will find it difficult to outdo this effort against Sri Lanka at Mohali

28-Oct-2005•The Verdict by S Rajesh

India's Supersub faux pas

The Supersub rule has now been part of one-day cricket for about three months, but teams clearly haven't yet understood how to exploit this rule to the maximum

28-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

A new spin to ODIs, and Vettori's return

The Numbers Game looks at how spinners have performed in one-day internationals over the decades

28-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

Peerless Pigeon

The Numbers Game looks at Glenn McGrath's penchant for ruffling top-order feathers

21-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

A masterclass in legspin bowling

With combined figures of 15 for 153 from 55.1 overs, Stuart MacGill and Shane Warne were undoubtedly Australia's stars with the ball

17-Oct-2005•On the ball with S Rajesh and Arun Gopalakrishnan

The Flintoff-Murali show

Muttiah Muralitharan and Andrew Flintoff turned around a game which seemed headed emphatically in Australia's direction

16-Oct-2005•On the ball with S Rajesh and Arun Gopalakrishnan

Sehwag's scorcher

Virender Sehwag proved once again that he isn't only a fairweather batsman

15-Oct-2005•On the ball with S Rajesh and Arun Gopalakrishnan

Hayden and Gilchrist find their feet again

Both Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist scored plenty of runs on the first day of the Super Test, but their methods were quite different

14-Oct-2005•On the ball with S Rajesh and Arun Gopalakrishnan

The McGrath menace looms

The Numbers Game looks at how the players from the Australian and World XI teams stack up against each other

12-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

Gilchrist blitz seals the series

Adam Gilchrist rocked the Telstra Dome with an innings of scintillating brilliance as Australia gained an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match one-day series

07-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

Gilchrist blitz seals the series

Adam Gilchrist rocked the Telstra Dome with an innings of scintillating brilliance as Australia gained an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three-match one-day series

07-Oct-2005•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

The Man Fridays

Throughout the history of the game, the captains with the most wins have been those with able lieutenants who could execute the drawing-board strategies

07-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

Numbers point to World XI

Cricinfo sizes up the stats of the heavyweights in the Super Series one-dayers, and looks at some interesting individual match-ups

03-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

The unsung heroes behind the stumps

Statistically, it's tough to convert a wicketkeeper's performances into numbers which can be compared and rated. S Rajesh tries his hand at rating glovemen

30-Sep-2005•S Rajesh

Left-arm swing and minnow-bashing

Sri Lanka's high percentage of matches against Zimbabwe and Bangladesh, and left-arm seamers against them

23-Sep-2005•S Rajesh

Swinging with Streak

Zimbabwe put in the kind of seam-bowling performance which would have made any of the top eight Test sides proud

21-Sep-2005•The Verdict by S Rajesh

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