Sriram Veera

What is Australia's future?

Certain pressmen Down Under have hailed Australia's win in the first Test in South Africa as a sign that the team is back to its dynamic best

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Warne bowls better when he is in danger

Warne likes to raise the stakes

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Only programme against Ponting

In the end the spinner was the winner, but it was close

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Show us the money!

What does the BCCI do with all this money

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Chink in the Wall

When Rahul Dravid was bowled by Liam Plunkett at the Feroz Shah Kotla on Tuesday, the ball catching the inside edge of his bat, it was the ninth such dismissal for him in the last 24 ODIs, writes K Shriniwas Rao in The Indian Express .

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A one-man show

Cricinfo's All Today's Yesterday reminds us that this day, seven years ago, Brian Charles Lara played the innings of his life.

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Kamikaze England plummet to defeat

Few teams do kamikaze as well as England when the mood is upon them

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England go in search of one-day inspiration

Angus Fraser in the Independent believes that one of the biggest influences on the England one-day side is the nation's attitude towards limited-over cricket .

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Best Australian bat since Bradman?

Could Ricky Ponting be the best Australian batsman since Sir Donald Bradman

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Ponting's puzzling change of plan

Peter Roebuck is bit puzzled with Ricky Ponting's captaincy , especially how he used Brett Lee and Stuart Clark.

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They walked the line for Freddie

As the key player he was fantastic, but as the figurehead Flintoff was awesome , writes Stephen Brenkley in The Independent

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Mark Richardson: Whoever opens, don't be like me

Mark Richardson, former dour New Zealand opener, says the present lot of openers - Jamie How, Hamish Marshall, Michael Papps, Lou Vincent and Matthew Sinclair, have the potential to dominate good attacks from ball one

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A tale of two friends

There's a raging debate going on in Sri Lanka, one about who should captain

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From grief to joy

For Upul Tharanga, the Sri Lankan left-hand opening batsman, the last 13 months have been very hard work, not only has he had to concentrate on building up his cricket career but also help his family get back on their feet and get over the

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If only Fleming was more ruthless ...

Adam Parore, former New Zealand wicketkeeper, reckons Stephen Fleming is missing the ruthlessness required to go from good to great.

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Read the home wicket or weep

Business day 's Marc Smit gets critical of South Africa 's bowling on the opening day of the second Test match

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Sajid Mahmood - tall, loose-limbed and hostile

Sajid Mahmood is a fast bowler in the Stephen Harmison, Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh mould

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A job clearly botched up

Frakn Tyson writes in The Sportstar that the Australian selectors were only paying lip-service to the issue of youthful promise in their deliberations.

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Bruise-some threesome and other stories

West Indies are seeking redemption in the third and final Test against New Zealand while the hosts are looking to pull off a clean sweep in preparation for their expected tough tour of South Africa

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A manic taxi ride and other stories

Alastair Cook, in his tour diary in The Telegraph , writes about a manic taxi ride in Mumbai, a humbling visit to an orphanage and his hope to end the tour on a winning note

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