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No longer a haven for fast bowlers

Stats preview of the third Test between Australia and West Indies in Perth

15-Dec-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Odds on more respect for West Indies

West Indies were expected to put up so little fight in Adelaide that at the start of the day bookmakers were offering 14-1 on a surprise victory

04-Dec-2009•Brydon Coverdale at Adelaide Oval

Destiny drives Bravo in ultimate battleground

The night before he scored the century that revitalised his West Indian team, Dwayne Bravo lay in his hotel bed watching boxing

04-Dec-2009•Alex Brown at Adelaide Oval

A result-oriented batting paradise

03-Dec-2009•Nitin Sundar

Australia's strongest venue

Stats highlights to the first Test between Australia and West Indies in Brisbane

25-Nov-2009•S Rajesh

'I never expected to play Test cricket'

In a little over three years, Brendan Nash has gone from being an Australia substitute fielder to playing a Test against them. He speaks about switching sides, and how much things have changed for him

23-Nov-2009•Interview by Peter English

TV ratings bring good news for 50-over cricket

The seven-match one-day international series between India and Australia, with its sellout crowds and high TRPs, has made the talk of 'the death of ODIs' sound premature

15-Nov-2009•Judhajit Basu and Sidharth Monga

An Australian sort of hero

Tendulkar's single-minded dedication to run-scoring is something they identify with Down Under

14-Nov-2009•Christian Ryan

Siddle takes it slow

When he first came on the scene he was called the new Merv Hughes. Now Australia's meanest new quick is looking to add patience and consistency to his mix

02-Nov-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

Teams exposed by batting Powerplay

In a close match, the one passage of play which exposed both teams' weaknesses was the implementation of the batting Powerplay

25-Oct-2009•Sidharth Monga in Vadodara

A tale of two batsmen

Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting, aged 36 and 34 respectively, have rejuvenated themselves enough to be back at the top of their games, in a different kind of way

24-Oct-2009•Sidharth Monga in Vadodara

Indomitable Lee douses T&T's dream

Lee was colossal; with the bat his experience and maturity really told and with the ball he was lethal

23-Oct-2009•Dileep Premachandran in Hyderabad

'I've never apologised to a player'

Daryl Harper talks about that Tendulkar lbw decision from 1999, the worst thing a bowler's said to him, and whether the ICC's Umpire of the Year award is rigged

21-Oct-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Katich leads sans fuss and frills

What Simon Katich has done in Twenty20 is understand his limits while playing to his strengths

09-Oct-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi in Delhi

'Don't mention McGrath and Warne'

Stuart Clark on the question he least likes answering, the nickname he didn't want, why sledging doesn't work, and his other job

07-Oct-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

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

Watson shrugs off big-match nerves

In Watson, what they possess is a very accomplished batsman who can play anywhere in the order, who's also more than capable as fourth or fifth bowler

06-Oct-2009•Dileep Premachandran in Centurion

All numbers point to Australia

Fittingly, the Champions Trophy final will be contested between the two teams which historically have the best win-loss record in this tournament

04-Oct-2009•S Rajesh

Bat first, score 300-plus, win match

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

01-Oct-2009•S Rajesh

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