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How the yo-yo test became a selection standard

Running between two cones: how hard can it be?

03-Dec-2017•Nagraj Gollapudi

De Grandhomme hits fastest maiden Test hundred

Colin de Grandhomme also blasted the second fastest Test century by a New Zealand batsman, with all of his runs coming in the third session in Wellington

02-Dec-2017•Shiva Jayaraman

Wagner's stellar run since 2016

Neil Wagner picked the fourth-best figures by a New Zealand bowler in Tests with his 7 for 39 against West Indies

01-Dec-2017•Bharath Seervi

Munro: first batsman to hit two T20I tons in a year

Virat Kohli became the first Indian to complete 7000 runs in T20s in addition to becoming the second-highest scorer in T20Is

04-Nov-2017•Bharath Seervi

The magic of Mitchell Santner

The 25-year old has been able to stifle batsmen even as dangerous as MS Dhoni, at a time when fingerspin is starting to lose ground in one-day cricket

03-Nov-2017•Vishal Dikshit in Rajkot

Who is the fastest Indian to reach 50 ODI wickets?

Also: most double-century stands in ODIs, and the fastest T20I hundred

31-Oct-2017•Steven Lynch

Sustained pressure helps India break pattern

India's tendency to lose while defending big totals in good batting conditions was halted in Kanpur because of small changes at crucial junctures

30-Oct-2017•Sidharth Monga in Kanpur

India brace for another Boult examination

With a strike rate that's up there with the very best in ODI history, the left-arm quick brings cutting edge to a New Zealand attack that otherwise relies on building pressure through dot balls. How India negotiate his spells could prove key to the way th

28-Oct-2017•Sidharth Monga

NZ stifled by Bhuvneshwar's quietly effective brilliance

Bhuvneshwar Kumar's variations and control gave India wickets at key times, and highlighted his own growth as the leader of India's pace pack

26-Oct-2017•Vishal Dikshit in Pune

How India got the better of Latham

Aakash Chopra also throws the spotlight on Colin de Grandhomme's intent against spin, and India's rolling No. 4 spot

25-Oct-2017•Aakash Chopra

Whatever the role, Latham fits like a glove

From not finding a spot in the Champions Trophy XI to being a middle order lynchpin in India, the New Zealand wicketkeeper's curve is on the rise

24-Oct-2017•Vishal Dikshit in Pune

Michael Papps: Oldest first-class triple-centurion since World War II

All the records Michael Papps broke while scoring an unbeaten 316 for Wellington against Auckland in the Plunket Shield

24-Oct-2017•Bharath Seervi

Fearless, flamboyant, free - the traits of Shreyas Iyer's game

His selection for the T20Is against New Zealand is reward for consistent performances over the last three seasons, in which the young Mumbai batsman has shown immense self-confidence and drive

23-Oct-2017•Shashank Kishore

Latham sweeps in to begin new role in style

New Zealand have brought a reshuffled batting order to India and at the first time of asking they produced a memorable chase to defy the Mumbai heat

22-Oct-2017•Vishal Dikshit at Wankhede Stadium

Taylor, Latham conjure biggest stand when chasing against India in India

New Zealand went against several recent trends to stop India in their tracks at the Wankhede

22-Oct-2017•Bharath Seervi

Rohit's left-arm problem

Is Kedar Jadhav hampered by a short front-foot stride, is Virat Kohli a touch too inflexible with his bowling changes, and what makes Tom Latham so good against spin?

22-Oct-2017•Aakash Chopra

Who's Adam Milne's most prized wicket?

And what is the strangest talent he possesses?

21-Oct-2017•Interview by Jack Wilson

Munro 'glad' he chose to stick with New Zealand

The allrounder had considered going the freelance T20 way, before a conversation with the coach and selectors changed his mind

14-Oct-2017•Shashank Kishore

The four women in men's territory

Not too many women have officiated in men's cricket before. When Claire Polosak makes her debut on Sunday, she will join a select few from around the world

04-Oct-2017•Srinath Sripath

'My priority is being a reliable Test batsman'

Back in the country of his birth for the first time as a professional cricketer, Jeet Raval talks about his journey from Ahmedabad to Auckland and his ambitions on and off the field

30-Sep-2017•Shashank Kishore

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