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Breaking the barrier

After Sachin Tendulkar blasted his way to the first ODI double-century, we cast an eye on the game's other trailblazers

25-Feb-2010•Siddarth Ravindran and Siddhartha Talya

Win when it's swinging

You could watch the bowler's wrist, the seam position, the side of the shine, but still not cover all eventualities. Pity the batsman a little, won't you?

25-Feb-2010•Aakash Chopra

Better than Lara and Ponting, Gavaskar and Border, and The Don

A selection of tributes on Sachin Tendulkar's double-century

24-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

The ultimate ODI innings

A barrier that had not been breached in 2961 one-day internationals finally fell in Gwalior, and it was fitting that the batsman with the most ODI runs became the first to touch 200 in an innings

24-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Tendulkar's finest ODI performances

On the day Sachin Tendulkar became the first batsman to score a double-century in ODIs, we look back at a few of his performances in the format that stood out for their sheer brilliance

24-Feb-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Where the party's at

The SCG had the feel of an after-semester do. No one much minded that one side didn't really show up

24-Feb-2010•Damith Samarakoon

Amla's feats, and innings defeats

Scoring two hundreds in a Test and losing, the most boundaries in an ODI innings, the most runs in a two-Test series, and forewords contributed by the most unlikely people

23-Feb-2010•Steven Lynch

'I felt I was an artist'

Viv Richards, the only captain under whom West Indies never lost a series, speaks about the sense of confrontation he brought to his cricket, his first Test in Antigua and his success against England

22-Feb-2010•Interview by Benj Moorehead

A blessing that it's all over

It was plain from the start of the ODI series that, for some reason, West Indies' spirit of the Tests had evaporated in the interim. It reflected a general problem of attitude - the one common factor in their desperate decline of the past 15 years or so

21-Feb-2010•Tony Cozier

Into the frying pan

From the chill of a northern winter to the heat of India - England's women's side have had some adjusting to do on their tour

21-Feb-2010•Nicky Shaw

Better watched on TV

You can't expect more than a sort of desk diary from a book with three titles, and that's more or less what you get in this account of Stuart Broad's career so far

21-Feb-2010•Daniel Brigham

Sequins, stuffed toys, and soufflé

A cricket-starved fan in Dubai watches Pietersen and Morgan take it away from Pakistan - once she manages to find the stadium, that is

20-Feb-2010•Sabah Ibrahim

Sehwag and Amla top, Duminy flops

Marks out of ten for the Test series between South Africa and India that was drawn 1-1

19-Feb-2010•Sidharth Monga

The last man standing

Hashim Amla was the last South African standing after his vigil lasted a minute short of 500, but he was not playing for time and grinding it out. Instead, it is his bloody-mindedness, an antithesis to the fast-paced approach of the Twenty20 age

18-Feb-2010•N Hunter

Grand theatre lights up Indian victory

India's bowlers found their straps in an unrivalled atmosphere at the Eden Gardens to prevail in a thrilling encounter

18-Feb-2010•S Aga

Harbhajan and the Eden Gardens factor

Harbhajan Singh's match haul of eight wickets took his tally at Eden Gardens to 46 in eight Tests, the highest by any bowler

18-Feb-2010•S Rajesh

'I'd have loved to play in the underarm game'

The New Zealand quick on what he'll do with his IPL money, his first TV advertisement, and whether he'd ever return to Test cricket

17-Feb-2010•Interview by Nishi Narayanan

A perfect fit at No. 5

VVS Laxman's style of forcing the opposition to retreat is perhaps not as in your face as MS Dhoni's, but it's as effective

16-Feb-2010•N Hunter

Steyn's near-miss, and sibling rivalry

Quickest to 200 wickets, brothers on opposing teams, out lbw the most, and more

16-Feb-2010•Steven Lynch

A meeting of generations

Despite cricket's following increasing manifold since Sachin Tendulkar made his debut, Virender Sehwag remains the only one of the generation that watched him avidly to mature into a truly world-class batsman

15-Feb-2010•S Aga

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