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Panesar focused on being himself

Having drifted into the cricketing wilderness, Monty Panesar looked to Neil Burns to help transform his career and return his focus to being his own bowler

02-Dec-2012•George Dobell

India's bowling not a new problem

India's bowlers, especially the spinners, had perfect conditions in Mumbai yet fluffed their lines dramatically. However, it wasn't a one-off. The bowling has been a problem for a while

30-Nov-2012•Sidharth Monga

Allow Tendulkar his struggle

People want him to retire because they want to live with happier memories. That's selfish. He works hard to be an India player, and is not going to give it away just because we don't find it pretty

29-Nov-2012•Sidharth Monga

'I'm tired of being asked who I am dating'

But ask him to sing to you or to wear a red blazer over his yellow Chennai jersey, and Suresh Raina will oblige

29-Nov-2012•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

An Australian in the Ranji Trophy

Simon Fry is in India as part of an exchange programme for umpires, and has some interesting observations about the first-class game in the country

27-Nov-2012•Sharda Ugra in Delhi

Life begins at 31 for Virag Awate

Virag Awate had to wait until he was 31 to play a match for his state Maharashtra; he celebrated the end of his long wait with a century in both innings

27-Nov-2012•Amol Karhadkar

Hymn to England's spin twins

The performance by Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann in Mumbai was one of the greatest slow-bowling double acts in England's history

26-Nov-2012•David Hopps

One of England's best

Battling alien conditions, poor form and a disastrous record, England produced a performance to rank alongside their greatest of recent times

26-Nov-2012•George Dobell in Mumbai

India's middle-order meltdown

Stats highlights from an incredible England victory, their second in successive Tests at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai

26-Nov-2012•S Rajesh

Advantage squandered

India's spinners were outbowled on their own patch as MS Dhoni's demand for a turning wicket backfired

25-Nov-2012•Sidharth Monga

How Pietersen defeated Ojha

Kevin Pietersen scored only 23 from the first 59 balls he faced from Pragyan Ojha, but reeled off 51 from his last 46

25-Nov-2012•S Rajesh

Doubts bring out the best in Pietersen

When others experience problems and he finds a point to prove, Kevin Pietersen flourishes

25-Nov-2012•George Dobell in Mumbai

Tendulkar's star on the wane

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the third day in Mumbai

25-Nov-2012•George Dobell in Mumbai

Ashwin contributes, but not as bowler

With just one scalp in his last 76.2 overs, R Ashwin is struggling to impose himself as India's leading spinner

24-Nov-2012•Sidharth Monga

Pietersen justifies his reintegration

By demonstrating talents that none of his colleagues posses, Kevin Pietersen proved why his return to the England team was necessary

24-Nov-2012•George Dobell in Mumbai

Double spin and a double ton

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the second day in Mumbai

24-Nov-2012•George Dobell in Mumbai

Praying for Pujara, and Monty's antics

England are in town so revenge is the order of the day

24-Nov-2012•Saurav Dey

Pujara dance leaves England in the dark

Nimble feet in defence and attack have been the key feature of Cheteshwar Pujara's immaculate series so far

23-Nov-2012•Sidharth Monga

Pujara conquers pitch challenge

There was more bounce and movement on offer for England's pace attack at the Wankhede Stadium, but Cheteshwar Pujara was up to the challenge

23-Nov-2012•S Rajesh

'Playing the game more important than playing for India' - Bundela

The Madhya Pradesh batsman, on the cusp of 100 Ranji matches for his state, looks back at his career and what drives him to turn out season after season

23-Nov-2012•Amol Karhadkar

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