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MO-M

131/4

SB-M

(99/100 balls, T:132) 133/9

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142

PAK-W

(20 ov, T:143) 131/9

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How the Patel plan unravelled

While the ICC's decision on Haroon Lorgat was swift, the process with Imtiaz Patel began, informally, several months ago before unravelling over the last few weeks after both sides had almost shaken hands on the deal

05-Apr-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Perfect execution

AB de Villiers timed his first Test double-century perfectly as he put the hosts to the sword to set up his team for a 1-0 lead

04-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter at Motera

A new high for de Villiers

Stats highlights from the second day of the Ahmedabad Test

04-Apr-2008•S Rajesh

Clueless against pace and seam

With all due respect to Dale Steyn and Co, it was India, when confronted with a something unusual for this part of the world and a bit of swing, that ran scared

03-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter in Ahmedabad

The shortest innings in the subcontinent

India's capitulation for 76 before lunch on the first day in Ahmedabad was one of their worst performances in Tests

03-Apr-2008•S Rajesh

Kumble-Harbhajan partnership touches 50

Stats preview to the second Test between India and South Africa, in Ahmedabad

02-Apr-2008•S Rajesh

Chennai offers perfect warm-up for visitors

South Africa didn't get a practice game prior to this series but they would have been pleasantly surprised with the generosity granted to them at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

30-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

Stale pitch, monotonous cricket

Both captains might as well have shook hands at that point and planted a RIP sign in the middle of the pitch

30-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

The kings of the draw

Stats highlights from the first Test between India and South Africa in Chennai, which ended in a high-scoring draw

30-Mar-2008•S Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna

India surrender after Virender

India needed to show some initiative towards building a big lead, declare their intent and go for a win; Virender Sehwag went early and the rest paled in comparison when it came to setting the agenda

29-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

The day the records tumbled

Stats highlights of the record-breaking day in Chennai

28-Mar-2008•HR Gopalakrishna and Mathew Varghese

A chance for India's batsmen to make amends

Stats preview to the India-South Africa Test series

24-Mar-2008•S Rajesh

A tournament without inspiration

The MTN Domestic Championship, the major one-day tournament in South African domestic cricket, has been a rather sorry affair right from the start

16-Mar-2008•Keith Lane

Right on the ball

Despite having a small target to defend and not being backed up in the field, India's U-19 bowlers turned in a magnificent performance

04-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Been there, done that, won that

India's bowlers waited until the last opportunity and ensured that the magnificent work put it over two weeks in Kuala Lumpur was not undone because of three hours of poor batting

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Move over Jonty, here comes Engelbrecht

South Africa managed to restrict India, the strongest batting side of the Under-19 World Cup, to a meagre 159, thank to their fielders

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Leading the way

It is no coincidence that the two teams in the finals - India and South Africa - have been led by captains who have turned in the strongest on-field performances

01-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

South Africa's batsmen continue merry-making in Chittagong

29-Feb-2008

Wayne Parnell: South Africa's main man

Few cricketers in the World Cup bear the responsibility that Wayne Parnell does: he is the captain, a powerful middle-order batsman, and most importantly their new-ball bowler

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Play more to win more

If there has been one lesson from the women's World Cup Qualifiers, it is that the teams needs more cricket - and more competitive games

26-Feb-2008•Nishi Narayanan

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