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(7.6/20 ov, T:178) 60/4

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255 & 382/7d

SA-A

(11 ov, T:417) 221 & 25/0

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From Byculla to The Oval, and back

John Jameson played four Tests for England; it could very nearly have been for India instead

03-Dec-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

'Greed is killing the game'

Ian Botham hits out at the proliferation of Twenty20, the idiots who booed Ponting, and all the talk of pressure

23-Nov-2009•Interview by Sam Pilger

Beefy to the max

In the 80s in England, Ian Botham transcended cricket alone - he represented the spirit of achievement in all areas of life

09-Nov-2009•Alan Tyers

'I've walked a fine line between being competitive and it boiling over'

Mark Ramprakash has ruled the shires for five years but is now reaching the end of his long playing career. He talks about the past, present and future

31-Oct-2009•Interview by Sam Pilger

The epitome of the English sportsman

Shep was a cricketer before he was an umpire, and in both roles he loved the game immensely

29-Oct-2009•David Frith

The clown who came back

Spinner, jester, all-round "Marmite personality", Graeme Swann talks about how his wings were unclipped and he returned from the county wilderness

27-Oct-2009•John Stern

A jaunty history

Plenty of fun, good stories and research from the Analyst, but not, as the blurb claims, the real history of cricket

24-Oct-2009•DJ Taylor

Win bet, watch Champions League

Sussex fans are taking the opportunity to expand their horizons through the first international cricket club championship

11-Oct-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi in Delhi

Rock of Yorkshire

Verity, he of the marvellous length and unerring direction, had one of the most acute brains in the history of the game

10-Oct-2009•Alan Hill

England's unkickable habit

This time, there can be no way back for Steve Harmison. Surely?

08-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

An equal contest

The nature of pitches in the Champions Trophy meant that batsmen, fast bowlers and spinners all had a chance to shine

06-Oct-2009•S Rajesh

Staying alive

The Champions Trophy has shown that ODIs can still be a format in which many things pleasing and surprising may happen

06-Oct-2009•Osman Samiuddin in South Africa

Fields of dreams from the sky

A book of stunning photographs of England's cricket grounds, accompanied by concise histories and anecdotes by players

03-Oct-2009•Martin Williamson

Can England continue to surprise?

They came into this tournament as no-hopers, yet England now find themselves in the semi-finals. But, in many ways, that's just typical of them

01-Oct-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Centurion

Bat first, score 300-plus, win match

Stats preview to the Champions Trophy semi-final between Australia and England

01-Oct-2009•S Rajesh

Big-event hoodoo returns to haunt South Africa

Three global events on home turf, and not even a semi-final place to show for it. And yet, with the little support for the magnificent Graeme Smith, it could all have been so very different

28-Sep-2009•Dileep Premachandran in Centurion

How the teams can make the cut

England's unexpected victory against Sri Lanka on Friday has thrown Group B wide open, with all four teams in with a chance of making the semi-finals

26-Sep-2009•S Rajesh

England's forgotten Ashes hero

Not many discussed him before his century on debut to secure the Ashes, not many seem to be discussing him after that performance

25-Sep-2009•Andrew Miller

Who cares who wins?

The chairman of the Cricket Writers' Club, Pat Gibson, warns of the dangers of belittling the County Championship

22-Sep-2009•Pat Gibson

The keeper who could be KP

Somerset's wicketkeeper is a South African import who Marcus Trescothick thinks is the real deal

20-Sep-2009•Jeremy James

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