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S Rajesh

Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo

@rajeshstats

Little to differentiate well-matched sides

South Africa and Australia have similar stats in several parameters, but South Africa's spin options could make a decisive difference

18-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Which top team has played the least recently?

They've played half the number of Tests that England have since January 2009, but there's plenty of action coming up over the next 11 months

14-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Shining with the new ball

Fast-bowling pairs down the years who were irresistible when they opened the attack

10-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Harbhajan's ODI drought

Once arguably the best spinner in the world, he has struggled for wickets in 50-over cricket over the last five years

07-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Knight Riders must pray for rain

The semi-final scenarios for group B

04-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Plenty at stake for all teams

The qualification scenarios for group A

03-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Somerset best placed to make the cut

The semi-final scenarios for group B

03-Oct-2011•S Rajesh

Has fourth-innings batting lost its terrors?

More than 17% of all fourth-innings centuries scored in Test cricket came in the five-year period between 2006 and 2010

30-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

The brilliance of the three Ws

How three batsmen from Barbados lifted West Indies' middle order to an unprecedented high

26-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

The left-hand advantage in Sri Lanka

Overseas left-hand batsmen have been far more successful in Sri Lanka than their right-hand counterparts

23-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

An unlikely star of the 50-over format

Rahul Dravid wasn't a natural in ODI cricket, yet his numbers stack up favourably against the best in the format

16-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

When spin was king

For much of the 1960s and '70s, India's bowling attack consisted almost entirely of spinners who were varied and highly skilled. Just how good were they?

12-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

England's bowling worries in ODIs

They have been terrific in Test cricket, but in the 50-over version England's bowlers have struggled to keep the runs in check

09-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

The winning machine

Only three other players have won more than 75 Tests, which puts Ricky Ponting's record into perspective

03-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

Life after Murali, and batting in Sri Lanka

Since Muttiah Muralitharan's retirement, overseas batsmen have found it easier in Sri Lanka, a country where openers have fared better than the rest

02-Sep-2011•S Rajesh

The opening salvo

How do Hobbs and Sutcliffe compare to Greenidge and Haynes? A look at the most durable combinations who opened the batting in Test cricket

29-Aug-2011•S Rajesh

England's challenge, and the Swann factor

England still have plenty of overseas challenges to conquer, but the presence of their ace spinner gives them an excellent chance

26-Aug-2011•S Rajesh

Tharanga's ODI exploits

He has the third-best average among Sri Lankan batsmen with 4000 runs, but he can't be considered one of their best just yet

19-Aug-2011•S Rajesh

Pace like fire

The first instalment of this new series takes an in-depth look at West Indies' amazing pace attack of the 1970s, '80s and early 1990s

15-Aug-2011•S Rajesh

Bowlers lead England to new high

Stats highlights from England's thumping win at Edgbaston

13-Aug-2011•S Rajesh

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