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The bouncer's impact

The life-threatening injury suffered by Phillip Hughes is a reminder of the dangers faced by batsmen when handling bouncers. Here, three Test batsmen recall how they were impacted by injuries arising from short balls.

26-Nov-2014•Nagraj Gollapudi

Runs inside, fun outside

The area outside Eden Park is heaven for those gearing up for - or recovering from - game day

26-Nov-2014•Alex Braae

Big-hearted, broad-shouldered Davo

Former Australia allrounder Alan Davidson was a devastating fast bowler and a generous batsman, who has spent his life serving Australian sport in various capacities

26-Nov-2014•Ashley Mallett

The man with a PhD in chucking

Atul Gaikwad has devoted significant resources to the study of the problem of illegal actions

25-Nov-2014•Amol Karhadkar

The six yet to cement their World Cup tickets

ESPNcricinfo selects six players with World Cup places to prove

25-Nov-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando and Alan Gardner

Cook looks to steady England ship

In monsoon season, England look to get on course for the World Cup

25-Nov-2014•Alan Gardner

The inherent dangers of batting

The sickening blow that struck Phillip Hughes is a reminder of the ever-present dangers associated with facing fast bowlers, even while wearing a helmet

25-Nov-2014•Brydon Coverdale

Both England and Sri Lanka need to rebuild

The home side were thrown into a tour of India and got hammered 5-0 while the visitors are still searching for a way to consistently match the modern one-day game

25-Nov-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Woeful at the World Cup

Batsmen who didn't quite light up the tournament

25-Nov-2014

Dhawan's bouncer problem

Why the Indian opener would be well advised to shelve the hook and pull in Australia

25-Nov-2014•Aakash Chopra

The last cricket bookseller

The home of Australia's first - and possibly last - full-time dealer of his kind is a treasure trove of cricket literature amassed over 45 years

25-Nov-2014•Russell Jackson

Bradman's strike rate, and most first-class wickets in a year

Also, centuries at the Bradman Oval, batsmen with 125 Tests or more failing to pass 250, and Australia's youngest captain

25-Nov-2014•Steven Lynch

Michael Clarke's dangerous game

By saying he he can still make the Gabba Test despite being ruled out of the warm-up game in Adelaide, Michael Clarke is effectively daring the Australia selectors to rule him out

24-Nov-2014•Daniel Brettig

The western frontier

In the most dislocated city on the planet, The Whacker is the stuff of legend

24-Nov-2014•Andrew Miller

James Taylor wants to suit England's needs

The batsman talks about his long wait for a full England tour, where he gets his power from, and his days on a horse (just don't tell Kevin)

24-Nov-2014•Alan Gardner and Alison Mitchell

Quinton de Kock, the ton machine

Stats highlights from the fifth ODI between Australia and South Africa, in Sydney

23-Nov-2014•Bishen Jeswant

Abbott's pain is Smith's gain

The return of the streaker, the french-cut and the Morne fluctuations in the plays of the day from Sydney

23-Nov-2014•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

The coordinated fall of wickets

Plays of the day from the second ODI between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in Chittagong

23-Nov-2014•Mohammad Isam

November games need November prices

An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket

23-Nov-2014•Daniel Brettig

'Everyone stares at you when you're 6ft 8in'

Boyd Rankin talks about giants, playing for the enemy, and being mentored by Allan Donald

23-Nov-2014•Interview by Jack Wilson

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