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Lyon earns Indian respect

India's batsmen were eager to attack Nathan Lyon when he began his first spell, but as the day wore on they grew increasingly wary as he ripped the ball out of the footmarks and picked up two key wickets

11-Dec-2014•Daniel Brettig in Adelaide

Kohli makes hundred on captaincy debut

Stats highlights from the third day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide

11-Dec-2014•Bishen Jeswant

The terrifying bouncer

When Mitchell Johnson hit Virat Kohli on the helmet with a bouncer, Australian fielders came from everywhere. Mental disintegration had gone, replaced by the cricket unity. Two teams, one family.

11-Dec-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Adelaide Oval

USA's sturdy steamship lays down anchor

Sushil Nadkarni made the country's administrators aware that quality cricket exists outside the traditional power bases of New York, Los Angeles and Florida

10-Dec-2014•Peter Della Penna

Woakes, Jordan inch England forward

They may not scream World Cup winner at you but the performance of England's two young quicks are encouraging for England

10-Dec-2014•Alan Gardner in Pallekele

Like a Kandyan dancer

Kumar Sangakkara is playing his final ODI series at home, but his feet and mind are as nimble as ever

10-Dec-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Pallekele

Charitable India wait for another declaration

Australia still had work to do when they began day two, but it all turned too easy for them as Michael Clarke and Steven Smith feasted on a choice selection of dropped catches, long-hops and length balls on the pads

10-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga in Adelaide

Smith prospers through patience

Michael Clarke's hundreds are now rarer, but Steven Smith and David Warner have taken up the slack. In Adelaide they have played sweetly either side of Clarke to underline the gathering depth in Australia's batting.

10-Dec-2014•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

Clarke broken but not beaten

The young Michael Clarke wouldn't recognise this broken old man. But he'd respect him. He'd want to be him, injury and all. Because Michael Clarke is now the hero he has wanted to be since he was born.

10-Dec-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Adelaide Oval

Clarke - 28 hundreds, 27 fifties

Stats highlights from the second day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide

10-Dec-2014•Bishen Jeswant

Waiting for the World Cup

Batsmen who have been around for plenty of time but haven't played in cricket's biggest show

10-Dec-2014

Dreams of Christchurch past

Even as one admires its resilience, the South Island's largest city makes you yearn for what it used to be

10-Dec-2014•Will Macpherson

England set for another shuffle

Desperately seeking the ideal World Cup combination, England are likely to continue their player rotation as the ODI series shifts to Pallekele

09-Dec-2014•Alan Gardner

India's bowling plans go awry

India began with plans that were off, and continued with them for too long. To add to that, their fielding was lethargic in that first hour

09-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga at Adelaide Oval

Picking Rabada and Bavuma a major stride for South Africa

The selection of the first pair of black Africans to figure in the Test squad in four years is a landmark

09-Dec-2014•Firdose Moonda

Warner most successful opener in 2014

Stats highlights from the first day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide

09-Dec-2014•Bishen Jeswant

Warner's blue sky hundred

No cricketer was closer to Phillip Hughes in the horrible hour between his collapse and conveyance to hospital than David Warner. The emotion of Warner's hundred in Adelaide was apparent all the way through

09-Dec-2014•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

The bouncer goes on

This Test couldn't really start until a bowler hit the middle of the pitch, until that first bouncer was bowled aggressively and handled safely. Because the bouncer belongs to cricket

09-Dec-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Adelaide Oval

Sand, surf, sixes

There are few things more Aussie than thwacking the tennis ball into the Indian Ocean

09-Dec-2014•Lee McDonald

The school that Sehwag built

The plainspeaking Indian batsman is focusing on life beyond cricket, having set up an educational institution with world-class facilities for academics and sports

09-Dec-2014•Gaurav Kalra

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