Features

Sri Lanka owe Jayawardene a send-off

During his two stints as Sri Lanka's captain, Mahela Jayawardene has not just had to marshal the team on the field but deal with endless politics off it

01-Jan-2013•Andrew Fernando in Sydney

Kallis and Steyn on the cusp of individual milestones

The year is set to begin with accolades for two of South Africa's favourite cricketing sons. Having got to the top of the rankings, the team's goal is to ensure they stay there

01-Jan-2013•Firdose Moonda at Newlands

Can a series of unequals prove to be a contest?

It might be too much to hope that the South Africa-New Zealand Test series is hard fought, but both teams have little and big goals to pursue

01-Jan-2013•Firdose Moonda

Bangladesh's proposed tour to Pakistan: a timeline

A timeline of the events around Bangladesh's proposed tour of Pakistan

31-Dec-2012•Mohammad Isam

The making of Mitchell McClenaghan

Mitchell McClenaghan, who has impressed so far on the tour of South Africa, has the speed, the skills and the experience to be a long-term member of New Zealand's pace attack

31-Dec-2012•Firdose Moonda

Confident batsman, cautious captain

The first ODI against Pakistan epitomised how much Dhoni's safety-first approach has benefited him as a batsman, while shackling him as a leader

30-Dec-2012•Nitin Sundar in Chennai

SA want ownership of No. 1 spot

After a year of tough travelling to secure their top ranking, 2013 will be slightly less demanding for South Africa but they are determined not to lose focus

30-Dec-2012•Firdose Moonda

Big friend of a little island

Tony Greig shared a special bond with Sri Lanka, dating back to before their World Cup win

30-Dec-2012•Andrew Fernando

Cricket's greatest salesman

Tony Greig had unlimited enthusiasm for the game, and he took it global, working from Brisbane to Bridgetown and everywhere in between

30-Dec-2012•Mark Nicholas

A champion of the players' cause

Tony Greig was one of England's premier allrounders and a man who didn't mind being villified for fighting for what he believed was his right

29-Dec-2012•David Tossell

'Leaving Maharashtra opened my eyes'

Former India batsman Hrishikesh Kanitkar reflects on his career as a first-class cricketer ahead of his 100th Ranji Trophy match

29-Dec-2012•Interview by Amol Karhadkar

'Mr Cricket = efficiency, excellence, adaptability'

The cricket world reacts to Michael Hussey announcing his retirement

29-Dec-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

'One of cricket's great travellers'

Tony Greig genuinely loved the game, was always well-informed about it, and brought an energy all his own to the commentary box

29-Dec-2012•Harsha Bhogle

'The little man has hit the big fella for six'

Memorable lines from the commentary of Tony Greig

29-Dec-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

'Tony's passion for cricket always came through'

A tribute from an Ashes rival and a fellow commentator

29-Dec-2012•Ian Chappell

'He was strong in every regard'

Richie Benaud on Tony Greig, who died in Sydney at the age of 66

29-Dec-2012•Brydon Coverdale

'Stirred viewers the way he did opposition teams'

Tributes to Tony Greig, who died in Sydney at the age of 66

29-Dec-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Behind the facade of England's fifties

A new book looks at the less-than-pleasant backdrop to England's dominance in the post-war years

29-Dec-2012•Rob Steen

SL Tests offer Australia clues to tackling future challenges

So far this series has taught Australia several lessons - some useful, some less relevant - which they will do well to remember when the challenges of the India tour and the Ashes roll around

28-Dec-2012•Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Sri Lanka flee from credibility

Third-heaviest defeat born out of a performance that resembled a collapsing circus tent

28-Dec-2012•Andrew Fernando at the MCG

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