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One more added to a bag of records

With a superb double-century Brian Lara went past Allan Border's 11,174 runs in the third Test at Adelaide to break the record for most Test runs

26-Nov-2005•George Binoy

Lara's lair

A lowdown on the Adelaide Oval, venue of the third Test between Australia and West Indies

24-Nov-2005•S Rajesh

Fatal finger nails Lara again

Brian Lara is having a terrible tour of Australia and his disastrous plight is not being helped by the umpiring

20-Nov-2005•Play of the Day by Peter English at Hobart

Third-umpire gaffe

The third-umpire gaffe while ruling on Andrew Symonds's run-out

19-Nov-2005•Play of the Day by Peter English at Hobart

A good venue for spin

Hobart has been a good ground for Australia, who have never lost a Test here

16-Nov-2005•S Rajesh

'West Indies cricket is my life'

To seek enlightenment from West Indies captain Shivnarine Chanderpaul, one must learn to interpret silence, action, body language and history

06-Nov-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

The Stanford Plan

Packaged within a budget of US$ 28 million, Allen Stanford's five-week tournament offers a million dollar first prize from a total prize structure of US$2,115,000

27-Oct-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

Behind the Stanford Plan

American Allen Stanford is going to find his likeness to Australian Kerry Packer even more pronounced as oppositional forces gather momentum

27-Oct-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

T&T coach blames mental breakdown for horror run

Last year, Trinidad and Tobago's (T&T) cricketers dropped just one game in winning the President's Trophy. In 2005, with one match in the preliminary round of the new KFC Cup in Barbados left to go today-against Guyana-the celebrated "Cinderella Kids" of

09-Oct-2005•Garth Wattley

WICB miss another opportunity

it is surely time for more openness towards those who actually represent us on the field.

02-Oct-2005•Tony Cozier

Windies board has nowhere to hide

Martin Williamson on how the Lucky Report has to result in changes within the WICB

30-Aug-2005•Martin Williamson

Bennett King's impossible job

The West Indian coach has been hampered by issues which are far beyond his control

01-Aug-2005•Tony Cozier in Dambulla

Windies let down by batting and catching

The spirit remained willing but the batting basics, the tactics, the bowling lines and, for the first time on tour, the catching were weak

01-Aug-2005•Tony Cozier

At last something for Tharanga to smile about

New-look India take on Sri Lanka in the opening match of the Indian Oil Cup in Dambulla

29-Jul-2005•Charlie Austin

Dambulla delight for Murali

What the numbers tell about Dambulla, and about the key performers there

29-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

The long road to the World Cup

Charlie Austin previews the forthcoming Indian Oil Cup

27-Jul-2005•Preview by Charlie Austin

Cricket and industrial relations

William Lucie-Smith wonders how the West Indies board and the players' union managed to find a solution that suited no one

18-Jul-2005•William Lucie-Smith

Wake-up call for Windies World Cup

Yesterday's co-ordinated explosions in the British capital will have alarm bells ringing everywhere major events or meetings of any kind are to be staged

08-Jul-2005•Fazeer Mohammed

The birth of a spin quartet

The hosts, despite being defeated, were far from disgraced

06-Jul-2005•Partab Ramchand

The optional and the mandatory

India's bowlers must get the credit for bowling the West Indies with guile and accuracy to bundle them out for 157.

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

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