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Muttiah Muralitharan wants ICC to enforce reviews

The UDRS is currently being used in New Zealand and Australia, but not in India, where Sri Lanka have been on the receiving end of poor umpiring decisions

05-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

Victory delayed by disappointing spinners

A four-man attack works when three of the individuals are on top of their games. When your main spinner has an off day and the other is callow, life can be a struggle

05-Dec-2009•S Aga

Cricket's forgotten skeleton

May's history of the rebel tours to South Africa does not make for easy reading, but that's largely because apartheid itself was so appalling

05-Dec-2009•Martin Williamson

Ground realities and more for Hyderabad

Invoking the gods at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has done little to change Hyderabad's fortunes so far. Vital first-innings lead has proved elusive so far this season, and the ignominy of the Plate League looms large

04-Dec-2009•Siddarth Ravindran in Hyderabad

Last sighting of Indian Trinity?

Few would have realised that they had possibly witnessed a moment of history - today might have been the last time an Indian crowd saw, in a Test, the big three of Indian batting

04-Dec-2009•S Aga

Odds on more respect for West Indies

West Indies were expected to put up so little fight in Adelaide that at the start of the day bookmakers were offering 14-1 on a surprise victory

04-Dec-2009•Brydon Coverdale at Adelaide Oval

Destiny drives Bravo in ultimate battleground

The night before he scored the century that revitalised his West Indian team, Dwayne Bravo lay in his hotel bed watching boxing

04-Dec-2009•Alex Brown at Adelaide Oval

Vijay impresses with calm in the eye of the storm

That Vijay managed to make an impression through the mayhem created by Sewhag at Brabourne Stadium testifies to his innings - and also to his ability to stay calm

03-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

Has there ever been another like Sehwag?

Cricket is a non-contact sport, but watching Virender Sehwag bat is as visceral an experience as watching Muhammad Ali dominate the ring in his prime

03-Dec-2009•S Aga

Record haul by Sehwag and India

Stats highlights from the second day of the third Test, which belonged entirely to Virender Sehwag

03-Dec-2009•S Rajesh

A result-oriented batting paradise

03-Dec-2009•Nitin Sundar

From Byculla to The Oval, and back

John Jameson played four Tests for England; it could very nearly have been for India instead

03-Dec-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

The games bounce plays

How high the ball rises upon pitching determines the quality of a track; if it is variable, it determines the quality of batsmen too

03-Dec-2009•Aakash Chopra

Sri Lanka's squandered opportunity

02-Dec-2009•Cricinfo staff

A venue for fast bowlers

Stats preview to the second Test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Wellington

02-Dec-2009•S Rajesh

Barath's debut feat, and Umar Akmal's too

Most Test wins by an Indian, most wins by anybody, centuries in low totals, and low career averages

01-Dec-2009•Steven Lynch

A delightful debut

To those in his native Trinidad, who always regarded Adrian Barath's advance into the West Indies Test team as a matter of when, rather than if, the opener's delightful debut hundred would not have been surprising

29-Nov-2009•Tony Cozier

Angry Tiwary, happy Joshi, triumphant Karthik and other stories

Cricinfo picks out the highlights of the fourth round of the Ranji Trophy 2009-10

28-Nov-2009•Sriram Veera

Test cricket at its finest

Just for the high quality of consistent fast bowling throughout the match, the Dunedin Test needs to be celebrated

28-Nov-2009•Sidharth Monga

India hit century on road to top

India rank as one of the most consistent sides in world cricket now, so much so that a victory in Mumbai will put them at the top of the Test rankings

27-Nov-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

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