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Yesterday's co-ordinated explosions in the British capital will have alarm bells ringing everywhere major events or meetings of any kind are to be staged

Peter Willey is now better known as an international umpire, but for 22 Tests in the early 1980s, he was a doughty presence in England's middle order.

With a World Cup looming, national captains should be on guard

This season has been a great one for the Twenty20 Cup.

We profile Ozias Bvute - perhaps the real power within the Zimbabwe Cricket Union

Andrew Miller looks back on ten of the greatest momentum-seizing matches in Anglo-Australian history

Pakistan's cricket team is on an upward curve

The expectations are so high that many of us are already bracing to be disappointed

From Benaud's brilliance to Harbhajan's humdingers, Australia and India have engaged in some fearsome tussles over the past five decades

A detailed history of Australia's previous tours to India

The last place West Indies would want to play their next, crucial Test would have been the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai

Ramnaresh Sarwan has had the fortune, or misfortune, of having been singled out by the world at large

Mark Richardson - a very special batsman © AFP Mark Richardson's delayed start to Test cricket hasn't prevented him from jointly achieving the record of being the fastest player to score 2000 runs for the country

Is it time for New Zealand Cricket to take a moral stand rather than a financial one?

If Lou Vincent and Mark Richardson prospered yesterday by swatting deliveries to midwicket and square leg constantly, Scott Styris followed a different drummer

There was a dream that was Pakistan cricket, and it died in the dust of Sharjah

The hosts, despite being defeated, were far from disgraced

Lou Vincent and Mark Richardson played the percentages well, while the Indian seamers erred in not making the batsmen play enough

Steven Lynch answers more of your questions

How should a batsman bat