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'I get kicked out of the nets quickly when I try to bowl'

Western Australia wicketkeeper Sam Whiteman chats about his rise in the domestic ranks, his slowest team-mate, and dinner with Jennifer Aniston

05-Jul-2014•Interview by Will Macpherson

The case for Cook's defence

Half a dozen reasons why Alastair Cook should keep padding away the king of Australian spin

27-Jun-2014•Alan Gardner

'Where will the game be in 10 years?'

Tony Irish has been elected the incoming executive chairman of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), replacing Paul Marsh. Both men spoke to ESPNcricinfo about the challenges FICA will face in the years to come.

27-Jun-2014•Interview by Daniel Brettig

Parky and the stars

For the king of television hosts, Michael Parkinson, Don Bradman proved about as elusive as the Scarlet Pimpernel

23-Jun-2014•Ashley Mallett

Muralitharan, Bayliss markers of progress

By making use of Muttiah Muralitharan and Trevor Bayliss, Australian cricket continues to sail in a pragmatic, common-sense direction

18-Jun-2014•Daniel Brettig

A glimpse of genius

Gary Gilmour was a supremely talented allrounder but his international record doesn't tell you just how much ability he possessed

12-Jun-2014•Ashley Mallett

The forgotten Australian allrounder

On his day, Gary Gilmour could change the game with bat or ball, but a debilitating foot injury, the Packer era and an offhand attitude to fitness meant he played his last Test at 25

10-Jun-2014•Christian Ryan

'Scoring a hundred is better than taking a five-for'

Daniel Christian talks about his hat-trick at the MCG, the toughest bowlers he has faced, and the first player he would choose in a World T20 XI

07-Jun-2014•Interview by Jack Wilson

'The best thing about being a fast bowler is, you can hit people'

Doug Bollinger on hating his nickname, autographing underwear, and the ground that does the best teas

16-May-2014•Interview by Jack Wilson

A terribly awkward romance

In the last 50 years, four specialist English legspinners have played just 24 Tests. What's behind England's complicated relationship with legspin bowling?

14-May-2014•Richard H Thomas

Why Dhoni hates No. 7 and Swann hates No. 8

Otherwise known as part two of the Curiously Disappointing in a Particular Batting Position Test XI

13-May-2014•Andy Zaltzman

The Curiously Disappointing in a Particular Batting Position Test XI

Otherwise good batsmen who had unaccountable dips in form when they moved to a different spot in the batting order

06-May-2014•Andy Zaltzman

Inverarity's hits and misses

After two and a half years in the job, John Inverarity has stood down as Australia's chairman of selectors. ESPNcricinfo presents a selection of his winning decisions, and some of those that didn't work out.

02-May-2014•Brydon Coverdale

Botham's record, and Somerset's near-miss

Also, a ton of IPL matches, youngest Australians in World Cups, longest wait for a first-class hundreds, and the Don's lack of fifties

29-Apr-2014•Steven Lynch

'I still hope to play ODIs for Australia'

Australian batsman Michael Klinger on being stranded on 99, facing Shoaib Akhtar, and nightlife in Bristol

26-Apr-2014•Interview by Jack Wilson

The cricket tragic who bowled Bradman

The former Australian PM Bob Hawke was a wicketkeeper and loved cricket and Bradman. But he once left the Don speechless with the force of his political convictions

23-Apr-2014•Ashley Mallett

Dhoni's 600, and Brett Lee's fives

Also, youngest captains, run out in both innings of a Test, England's oldest surviving Test player, and women's T20 tons

22-Apr-2014•Steven Lynch

An archaelogical probe into the state of the game

Cricket's premier historian comes out with another collection of essays that sound uncannily prescient about the way the game is headed

19-Apr-2014•Alan Gardner

Maxwell carves his parallel universe

Glenn Maxwell seems to project an icy disdain when at the crease. Match situations rarely faze him and the bubble in which he plays excludes everyone else

18-Apr-2014•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Abu Dhabi

Southern Stars peak at right time

The repeated success of Australia Women in the shortest format begs a pertinent question. Is there a leaf that the men can take out of their counterparts' book?

09-Apr-2014•Daniel Brettig

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