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A comedy of errors

South Australia's win over Mumbai Indians was so full of errors, it provided endless amusement to the kids watching

14-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera in Durban

'There's nothing better than being a legspinner'

A year and a half on from what he has realised will probably be his only Test, Bryce McGain is still in the game, playing for the joy of it, and for the elusive moments when it all falls into place

14-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera

Doug's slow start, and the decade leaders

Fastest to 2000 one-day runs, oldest surviving Test players, and a Beefy and Tugga face-off

14-Sep-2010•Steven Lynch

Jacobs does it all

Davey Jacobs had one of those games when everything he did turned to gold

13-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera in Port Elizabeth

'Playing in the West Indies was always the best'

The South African-born England batsman, 47 today, remembers being pelted by the fastest bowlers in the world, being reduced to tears by the management, and more

13-Sep-2010•Interview by Richard Edwards

When Cush comes to shove

The only USA player in the Champions League, is a vital cog in the Guyana side, with his versatility, experience and never-say-die spirit

12-Sep-2010•Peter Della Penna

Badrinath upper-cut alters match

One shot changed the course of Chennai's game against Central Districts

11-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera in Durban

Advertising-free cricket and a run out that wasn't

Plays of the Day for the third Champions League Twenty20 game, Chennai v Central Districts

11-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera in Durban

David mugs Goliath

Mumbai's visiting superstars are brought crashing to earth. A home team supporter soaks it all up

11-Sep-2010•Joe Fiala

Lions reclaim lost loyalties

Initially Mumbai had the crowd's support, but by the end, by the sheer weight of their performance, the Lions were on the path to winning back the hearts their home fans

10-Sep-2010•Firdose Moonda

Shah v the pavilion

Middlesex's 16-year veteran says goodbye to the home of cricket with a century and some pointed celebrations

10-Sep-2010•Lizzy Ammon

South Africa basks in sporting spotlight again

Months after successfully hosting the football World Cup, South Africa is set to become the first country to hold each of cricket's major multi-team tournaments

09-Sep-2010•Firdose Moonda

Tough test awaits batsmen

With the pitches in South Africa likely to aid bowlers, it could be a challenging couple of weeks for the batsmen

09-Sep-2010•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

The intricacies of setting a field

It's not as simple as having men in right places at right times, deliberate vacant spaces are just as important

09-Sep-2010•Aakash Chopra

Rubbing shoulders with giants

All the game's greats started - or end up - at local clubs alongside local players. So what is it like sharing your home dressing room with a legend?

09-Sep-2010•Josh Burrows

The dark horses of Champions League 2010

ESPNcricinfo picks some lesser-known names to watch out for during the Champions League Twenty20

08-Sep-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Pakistan flounder against united England

England wrapped up an easy 2-0 victory in the Twenty20 series that left Pakistan desperate for a positive result in the one-dayers to lift them out of the mire

07-Sep-2010•Andrew Miller at Cardiff

Poor weather, poor facilities

You can't be picky when watching cricket in Canada. But even for die-hard fans, braving the cold with no food, no entertainment and limited seating can be a trial

07-Sep-2010•Krishna Subbiah

Percentage partnerships, and tall Test centurions

Fathers and sons with Test tons, lowest first-innings totals in wins, most ducks in a match, and the only Test cricketer born in Malaysia

07-Sep-2010•Steven Lynch

Coming back to life

Zaheer Khan talks injuries and comebacks, and frustration and patience involved between the two

06-Sep-2010•Sidharth Monga

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