Features

Going, going, gone green

It's not as sophisticated as Lord's or thrilling as Karachi, but an under-renovation Edgbaston will do for this Pakistan fan looking for an Aussie defeat

06-Jul-2010•Maha Hussain

Umar soars as Pakistan win at last

It would be improper to term Umar's assault as audacious. It was instinctive, calculated, and plain confident

05-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Edgbaston

In the eye of the storm

We look at the names who made the news in cricket's biggest scandal

26-Jun-2010•Siddhartha Talya

An absorbing tournament with few watchers

The 2010 edition of the Asia Cup remained unexceptional due to haphazard organising and, despite some striking on-field battles, did not provide too many pointers to the World Cup preparations of the top teams

25-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Live from the Warne-Waugh affair

A look back at how the story of the involvement of two leading Australian players with bookmakers broke, 12 years ago

24-Jun-2010•Malcolm Conn

Hilfenhaus worth rushing back

In his first game for six months, Ben Hilfenhaus did enough to convince Australia's selectors he deserved a spot in the Test squad

22-Jun-2010•Peter English

Afridi blitzes, Kayes plods

Plays of the day from game five of the Asia Cup, between Bangladesh and Pakistan

21-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Why bring up match-fixing now?

It's been 10 years since the Cronje scandal, but despite preventive measures the threat is very much alive

21-Jun-2010•Osman Samiuddin

A face-off in Dambulla

This Indian fan gets interviewed on TV and tells everyone Pakistan are going to win, while secretly hoping for quite the opposite

20-Jun-2010•Jai Mirpuri

Emotions hit fever pitch in iconic rivalry

India and Pakistan played out a bare-knuckle brawl that had all the intensity of the more famous matches of the illustrious rivalry. All that was lacking was a capacity crowd to witness it

19-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

A face-off but no slip-ups

Plays of the day from game four of the Asia Cup, between India and Pakistan

19-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

The limping Afridi, and lucky Lasith

Plays of the day from game one of the Asia Cup, between Sri Lanka and Pakistan in Dambulla

15-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Shoaib Akhtar makes a respectable return

The biggest point of conversation going into the match was which Shoaib Akhtar would turn up; as it transpired, he settled for the middle ground between the extremes only he is capable of

15-Jun-2010•Siddarth Ravindran in Dambulla

Advantage Sri Lanka

Home conditions could give Sri Lanka the edge in the Asia Cup, a tournament in which they have been the best team in the last 15 years

14-Jun-2010•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Australia clear favourites

Stats preview to the second semi-final of the World Twenty20 between Australia and Pakistan

13-May-2010•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

The semi-final scenario in Group E

What the four teams in Group E need to do to qualify for the ICC World Twenty20 2010 semi-finals

09-May-2010•Cricinfo staff

Grit over glamour for New Zealand

There are teams with more talent and flair at this tournament than New Zealand, yet no one can surpass them for their resilience

08-May-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Bridgetown

England begin to gel as a Twenty20 unit

It's difficult to know quite how good England were in the opening Super Eight game because Pakistan were so poor, but there is no doubt they are a vastly improving Twenty20 team

06-May-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Barbados

Left-arm explorer

Wasim Akram was a triumph of the imagination. He broadened the scope of what could be done in his art with talent and hard work and left fast bowling unrecognisable from what it was before him

25-Apr-2010•Osman Samiuddin

A stunning match-winner

Over a 19-year international career, Wasim Akram took wickets all over the world, in Tests and ODIs, with a consistency that was mind-boggling

25-Apr-2010•S Rajesh

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