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An effortless catch and some senseless running

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the fifth ODI between South Africa and India, in Centurion

23-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga at SuperSport Park

Measured approach pays off for Amla

In Centurion the South African opener learnt how to combine Amla the one-day aggressor with Amla the anchor to set up a strong total

23-Jan-2011•Firdose Moonda at Supersport Park

A WAG's life

Being the partner of a player can be as lonely as it rewarding. Five cricketing better halves reveal all

23-Jan-2011•Tanya Aldred

Southee eases New Zealand's pace worries

New Zealand have struggled to find a fast-bowling spearhead since the retirement of Shane Bond, but Tim Southee's five-for represents a step in the right direction

22-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Westpac Stadium

Tough competition but still no winner

While the ODI series has not matched the three Tests in terms of quality of cricket, the fact that it has gone down to a decider provides a fitting end to a closely-contested tour

22-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga in Centurion

Duminy is the real thing

JP Duminy's second successive half-century, both coming when South Africa were on the back foot, proves he is ready to take on responsibility in the middle order

22-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga at St George's Park

Powerless PE, and confusion on the pitch

Plays of the Day from the fourth ODI between South Africa and India in Port Elizabeth

21-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga at St George's Park

Smith aims to win key moments

Weakness against spin, two collapses and losing the key moments - these are the key issues that have dogged South Africa in their last two ODI defeats against India

20-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga

The Khans of Chittagong

Akram Khan and his nephews, Tamim and Nafees Iqbal, are truly sons of their city: warm, hospitable, humble and enterprising

20-Jan-2011•Mohammad Isam

Harbhajan in comfort zone in South African conditions

Tracks with good bounce and lower expectations due to recent form have spurred Harbhajan Singh to put in an impressive performance on this tour

19-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga

Bombay as she was

From the airy lounges of Brabourne's pavilion to the charmless, modern edifice that is the Wankhede Stadium

19-Jan-2011•Mike Selvey

The latest chapter in Misbah's extraordinary career

There is no shortage of remarkable stories in Pakistan cricket but Misbah's is something else altogether

19-Jan-2011•Osman Samiuddin

Pakistan continue their dominance

Pakistan won their first series since 2006 and continued to maintain their impressive win-loss record in New Zealand

19-Jan-2011•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Confessions of an unconscious mind

A fan so dedicated to watching the Test she passed out because of the heat. Or maybe it was the dull cricket...

19-Jan-2011•Trish Plunket

Trash at the Big Bash

The cricket was of high quality but the same can't be said about the music and entertainment. Are such gimmicks required?

19-Jan-2011•Benjamin Golby

Flying start and a sleepy finish

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

19-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Basin Reserve

If it's in his area, Yusuf will hurt you

Yusuf Pathan will struggle against the short ball, he will take blows on his body, but if you pitch it in his hitting area, he will make a clean connection and he will hurt you

19-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga

AB's gift, and Munaf surprises

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the day of the third ODI between South Africa and India in Cape Town

18-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga in Cape Town

Fishing town to financial biggie

The people of Hambantota are dreaming big as the sleepy hamlet looks to its port and cricket ground to spark development in the region

18-Jan-2011•Siddarth Ravindran

England's fringe players wait by the phone

England will name their World Cup squad on Wednesday. Who are the fringe players hanging by the phone? And could there be a wildcard?

18-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan

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