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In beating favourites India comprehensively even as their coach's disciplinary hearing looms, the hosts have show focus and plenty of cricketing promise

Even India's spinners were outbowled by their South African counterparts

Versatility of allrounder offers balance as England build towards next T20 World Cup

Everything is in place for the BPL's big return, but onus is on the stakeholders to make sure restrictions are not breached in any way

Their six-led approach has been in the firing line, but their selection was poor, and the bowling has not been up to scratch either

"We can do similar things: he hits the ball a long way and bowls fast, and I can do that"

Ellyse Perry, arguably the best-ever women's allrounder, may at long last have a worthy successor

With the multi-format series beginning on Thursday here are four players to keep a close eye on

On a sluggish wicket, he scored 79 off 84 to keep India on track in the chase and showed he can still thrive under pressure

While it may not come as a surprise that Bavuma was the accumulator, van der Dussen was perhaps unlikely in his role as the aggressor

A list of all the major records Maxwell broke at the MCG

Bridgetown homecoming set to mark T20I debut for batter who has already shone on league circuit

Shakib's presence makes Barishal formidable, Dhaka has the Mahmudullah-Mashrafe-Tamim combo, while Sylhet have great balance

In nine completed Ashes tours since 1986-87, England have won one series and lost eight by thumping margins. But which have had saving graces, and which have been unmitigated shockers?

Root insists he wants to continue, but who are the other runners and riders?

Getting the show on the road itself will count as an achievement considering the Covid-affected build-up to the marquee series

And who holds the record for the most consecutive Tests at the end of which his average has gone up?

Here's a look at seven players who can use the BPL platform to aim for higher honours

The ECB shouldn't need to wait for a full-blown inquiry to realise urgent change is required

South Africa's No. 4 talks about the challenges of batting, the myth of measuring success in hundreds, the banter, and the way forward