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The selectors have taken some risks with the make-up of their 15-man World Cup squad

Stranded on 99, the most ODI runs at a ground by a player, and the slowest ODI hundreds

The Rajasthan captain will forever be remembered for that boundary in Dhaka, but this Ranji Trophy success, for him, is as big an achievement

His ability down the order and the presence of too many offspinners in the squad may have prompted selectors to pick Piyush Chawla

He has overcome many hurdles to become one of the most consistent domestic performers, and is now looking to become a national regular

Plays of the Day on day three of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and Pakistan

Oh my, the No. 11 from hell survived long enough for his captain to get to a century

Stuart MacGill, perhaps doomed to forever be thought of as the leggie who wasn't Warne, talks about missing the buzz of the game, helping the old enemy, and the infamous boot camp of 2006

Wherever you go in Chittagong and whatever you do, the sea won't be far behind

The seeds of Rajasthan's Ranji triumph were sown in the aftermath of their bottom-of-the-table finish in the Plate Division last year

Deepak Chahar shot to fame by routing Hyderabad for 21 in his debut game. After a victorious season, Rajasthan's promising swing bowler has his eyes fixed on a promising future

Plays of the Day on day two of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and Pakistan

India never had a realistic chance of winning until Graeme Smith took the batting Powerplay when it wasn't needed and inside-edged on to his stumps

The oldest Test cricketer's views on the game aren't outdated at all

Plays of the Day from the second ODI between South Africa and India at Wanderers

And while cricket was not part of the entertainment, a butt-crack was

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the first day of the second Test between New Zealand and Pakistan in Wellington

With a World Cup around the corner there is plenty at stake for Australia and England; two teams enjoyed changing fortunes

Never mind the Ntini comparisons, Lonwabo Tsotsobe has not done badly for a bowler no one expected great things of

Only one Englishman has ever scored more runs in an Ashes series than Alastair Cook. During his record-breaking 36 hours at the crease in Australia he piled up a massive 766 runs, averaging over 120 an innings