S Rajesh

Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo

@rajeshstats

Hameed's struggle, and Caribbean capers

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

16-Apr-2004•S Rajesh

Big wins, bigger defeats, and Sehwag's jinx

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

09-Apr-2004•S Rajesh

The value of matchwinners

Since the first morning of the Lahore Test, things have gradually fallen into place for a Pakistan side which was in a shambles only a week earlier

08-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

The rewards of application

Pakistan's disciplined batting approach showed just what is possible if discipline and circumspection replace recklessness

06-Apr-2004•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

The dead-rubber expert, and Vettori's woes

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

02-Apr-2004•S Rajesh

The tale of the triple tons

A look at triple-centuries in Tests down the years

30-Mar-2004•S Rajesh

Smith and Nel fined for dissent

Andre Nel, the South African fast bowler, and Graeme Smith, his captain, have both been fined for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the third Test against New Zealand at Wellington

30-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

Martin strikes twice to set up intriguing final day

Chris Martin struck twice with the new ball, but a studious partnership of 46 for the fourth wicket between Graeme Smith and Gary Kirsten set up the Wellington Test for an intriguing finish on the final day: South Africa needed 152 more for a win

29-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

New Zealand lose their way after Martin blitz

South Africa fought back in the field after being restricted to just 316 in their first innings

28-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

Gibbs and Rudolph lead the way

A strong performance with both bat and ball put South Africa in a commanding position after two days of the Wellington Test

27-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

Successive home defeats, and the extras kings

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

26-Mar-2004•S Rajesh

Sinclair and Cairns pull it back for New Zealand

A late fightback by Chris Cairns and Brendon McCullum ensured that New Zealand and South Africa shared the honours after the first day of the final Test at Wellington

25-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

A last crack at redemption

South Africa began the series against New Zealand as favourites to win both the one-dayers and the Tests, but little has gone to plan for them since the tour began more than a month ago

25-Mar-2004•S Rajesh

Laxman and Pathan star in emphatic Indian win

VVS Laxman scored a glorious 107, while Irfan Pathan struck three crucial blows with the new ball, as India won the final match by 40 runs to clinch the five-match series 3-2

24-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

The new Caddick, and second-innings fightbacks

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

19-Mar-2004•S Rajesh

India sneak a high-scoring thriller

Despite Inzamam-ul-Haq's brilliant 122, Pakistan fell five runs short of India 349 in the highest-scoring match in the history of one-day-international cricket

13-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

The Warne-Murali battle

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

12-Mar-2004•S Rajesh

New Zealand's solution, and Sri Lanka's problem

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

05-Mar-2004•S Rajesh

Big-match players, and the day-night debate

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

13-Feb-2004•S Rajesh

Imperious Australia crush India by 208 runs

Matthew Hayden set the tone, Andrew Symonds delivered the knockout punch, and the bowlers added insult to injury as Australia romped to an emphatic 208-run victory

07-Feb-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

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