Siddhartha Talya

Titmus's longevity a tribute to cricket

In the Independent , Angus Fraser pays tribute to Fred Titmus, the former Middlesex and England allrounder, who died on Wednesday at the age of 78.

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Time for Collingwood to bow out

Stephen Brenkley, writing in the Independent , says Paul Collingwood, with his place in the one-day side uncertain, and a knee problem, should call it a day.

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Tiredness not an excuse for England

England have not been good enough, discipilined enough and clinical enough in their World Cup campaign, writes Dominic Cork in the Independent .

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A whole different ball game in India

In its intensity, its passion and its sheer scale, cricket in India is unsurpassed by any sport I've covered, writes Andy Bull in the Guardian .

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Wankhede's house warming

A new addition to Mumbai's changing skyline - the "stunning edifice" that is the renovated Wankhede Stadium

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Dhoni's team of 12

Suresh Raina may not have been a part of the official playing XI in each of India's five games thus far, but MS Dhoni's ensured he's made an impact as a substitute fielder, writes GS Vivek in the Indian Express .

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Bangladesh dream under threat

Much was expected out of Bangladesh in their World Cup campaign at home, but defeat to England could further dent their hopes, says Stephen Brenkley in the Independent .

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Bindra walks down memory lane

Ahead of the Ireland-West Indies game in Mohali, Vijay Lokapally speaks to veteran administrator IS Bindra about his plans for the PCA Stadium and more

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Ireland yet to win the ICC's heart

Ireland's stunning defeat of England is unlikely to have any effect on the ten-team plan for the next World Cup, writes Stephen Brenkley in the Independent .

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What's wrong with New Zealand's selection policy?

Aaron Lawton points out that New Zealand haven't fielded in the same XI in consecutive matches, and questions the team's selection policy in the Dominion Post .

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Focus on UDRS

In an interview in the Hindu , S Dinakar speaks to the former video analyst of the Indian team, S Ramakrishnan, on the various features of UDRS, how the technology works and its pros and cons.

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Time for a Guinness

Angus Fraser recounts watching Ireland's defeat of England from Lord's, the mood in the home camp and the experience of witnessing history being made from the home of cricket

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Are teams faltering with the Powerplay?

Andrew Alderson, in the Herald on Sunday , says the Powerplay strategy used by most teams in the World Cup thus far has lacked nous.

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Crisis of confidence for New Zealand

What previously was perhaps a problem of overconfidence has now worsened to one of a serious lack of it for New Zealand, says Mark Richardson in the Herald on Sunday .

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India's all-time one-day XI

Ramachandra Guha picks his Indian all-time one-day XI

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Plan to exclude Associates from next World Cup vindicated

David Leggat, in the New Zealand Herald , says the maulings Kenya and Canada have experienced in their World Cup so far has vindicated the ICC's plan to limit the next World Cup to ten teams.

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Time for England to prove their mettle

The game against India is going to be England's acid test, writes Duncan Fletcher in the Guardian , and the poor performance against Netherlands will be the kick in the pants the team needs.

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Players and their temper tantrums

Angus Fraser, in the Independent , recounts instances of players venting their anger, the consequences of which include broken windows, verbal volleys and thrown bats

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Zimbabwe Cricket still suspect

Despite the gradual integration of Zimbabwe in the cricketing mainstream and the return of former players taking up coaching roles, there are still serious problems with governance, writes Simon Briggs in the Daily Telegraph .

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The Indian spectator refuses to see beyond India

Suresh Menon, writing in Daily News and Analysis , laments the attitude of the Indian spectator, who he says has imbibed the arrogance of the board that runs the game in the country.

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