S Rajesh

Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo

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The importance of the single

The ability to work the balls for singles won New Zealand the match

06-Nov-2003•S Rajesh

Win the toss and field

A lowdown on Pune's Nehru Stadium, where the team chasing a target has won seven out of nine times

02-Nov-2003•S Rajesh

The confidence to lead

In the end, the better team won

01-Nov-2003•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

Why fast bowlers should love the subcontinent

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

31-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Batsmen's feast in the offing

The hot and humid weather at Mumbai not withstanding, conditions at the Wankhede Stadium were perfect for a typically high-scoring game of one-day cricket

31-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Done in by the conditions

The most important ingredient for a well-contested one-day international between two evenly matched teams is for conditions to remain constant over the entire duration of a match

29-Oct-2003•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

A happy hunting ground for India

A lowdown on Gwalior, where India have won five out of seven ODIs

25-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Pakistan on top despite Gibbs's 98

Herschelle Gibbs scored 98, but Pakistan wrested back the initiative in the final session, as South Africa closed on 256 for 9 on the first day of the second Test at Faisalabad

24-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

Who gives a toss?

The MA Chidambaram Stadium at Chennai has hosted eight one-day internationals so far, of which four have been day-night matches

22-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Plenty in reserve

The Indians were motoring along in cruise control through most of the day

10-Oct-2003•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

Gaining in fluency

Sourav Ganguly's hundred was played out in three different parts: the first phase, when he struggled, the second, when he became more assured, and the third, when he scored at a rapid pace

09-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Lean pickings: New Zealand in India

A look back at New Zealand's previous tours of India.

08-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Missing a trick

The New Zealand seamers erred in continually bowling short-of-a-length deliveries to Akash Chopra

08-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Not quite a spinners' paradise

Slow bowlers haven't found conditions at the Sardar Patel Stadium completely to their liking

07-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Rain plays spoilsport on first day of tour game

Day 1 close Board President's XI 23 for 0 (Chopra 9*, Sehwag 9*) Scorecard The covers being removed from the pitch at Visakhapatnam

26-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

Dravid and Laxman guide Rest of India to three-wicket win

Rest of India almost botched up what seemed to be a comfortable run-chase, but held their nerve to eke out a three-wicket win in the Irani Trophy match at Chennai, with a day to spare

21-Sep-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by S Rajesh

'Chucking not a major problem in international cricket': Mani

The issue of bowlers with suspect actions has increasingly come under the scanner, but Ehsan Mani, president of the ICC, believes that it isn't as serious a problem as it is made out to be

20-Sep-2003•by S Rajesh

ICC propose Super Series concept

Australia's ruthless domination of all the other teams in international cricket has often made people wonder about how they would fare if pitted against the best players from the rest of the world

19-Sep-2003•S Rajesh

Indo-Pak cricket and the contracts row

The ICC has clarified that it will not release India's share of the World Cup revenue - which comes to almost US$9 million - until the contracts controversy is resolved with the Global Cricket Corporation (GCC), which marketed the event

19-Sep-2003•S Rajesh

ICC maintain stance on chucking

The ICC's Cricket Committee - Management (CC-M) has decided to continue with its two-stage process of dealing with bowlers with suspect actions

19-Sep-2003•S Rajesh

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