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The fact that the hosts, favourites at the start of the series, are battling to stay alive in the Test is an indication of how well New Zealand have overcome the Bangladesh debacle

Barry Richards hardly got any opportunities to show his talent on the international stage, but he still managed to prove how great a batsman he was

Plays of the Day from the fourth day of the first Test between India and New Zealand in Ahmedabad

Apartheid prevented Barry Richards from becoming a batting superstar, the next Bradman, even

You'll lol, maybe even rofl, as you peruse this superbly illustrated parody cricket annual

Jesse Ryder battled with himself at the start of his innings, before going to complete an impressive century under pressure

Mohali has long provided the standard other Indian grounds have aspired to

After all the bargaining and shopping you can do, escape to the peace of Dhaka's famous golf course

Plays of the Day from the third day of the first Test between India and New Zealand in Ahmedabad

Bangladesh's capital has produced several of its leading Test players, and has a thriving club culture

When not admiring the dinosaurs, have some street food, go to a war memorial, and, er, fill up your car's tank

A certain Bengaluru local has some suggestions on eating your way through the city

Look no further than Bengaluru and Chinnaswamy, home to Dravid, Kumble, Viswanath and Chandrasekhar

The new stadium has world-class facilities. If only it was closer to the city

The venue at which Sunil Gavaskar scored his 10,000th Test run and Kapil Dev got his 432nd wicket will host three World Cup games

Everyone goes to the Gandhi ashram, but there's a reason for that

ESPNcricinfo picks the highlights of the first round of the Ranji Trophy 2010-11

Some of Indian cricket's most remarkable moments are associated with the Chennai stadium

The beautiful game may be No. 1 here but the passion for cricket remains fierce, sometimes with unpleasant side-effects

Cricket in Denmark was at its strongest in the 1960s, but the national side, comprising journeymen, students and one pro, is hoping to spark a revival