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Depleted India show few signs of weakness

For a depleted India to successfully chase a total which, given the reputation this venue has, was one of those awkward in-between targets was creditable

11-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter at the Premadasa Stadium

Butler bounces back

He's gone from young fast bowler to injury casualty to allrounder. Now Ian Butler's back to the big time, and he's still got time on his side

10-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter

The eve of battle

What teams at the top level do in terms of preparation just before series and matches

10-Sep-2009•Aakash Chopra

Chilling with Sachin

In London, away from the maddening attention, the maestro talks Twenty20, retirement, being in disguise, and the man who reminds him of himself

09-Sep-2009•Sam Pilger

Samaraweera shows off his one-day skills

He chose a crucial time to score his maiden ODI century, and did so in a manner that confirmed he has turned a corner in his stop-start career

08-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter in Colombo

Fastest to 1000 runs, and twin nineties

Out just short of a hundred twice in a Test, largest stands by a pair of debutants, run out for ducks on debut, and stumped in both innings

08-Sep-2009•Steven Lynch

Sri Lanka's chance to regain home dominance

Stats preview to the 2009 Compaq Cup

07-Sep-2009•S Rajesh

'Umpires should be helped to get better'

The five-time ICC umpire of the year speaks about the future of TV technology, his frightening experience in Lahore, and his days as a star schoolboy cricketer alongside Adam Gilchrist

07-Sep-2009•Interview by Jason Dasey

The one that got away

He was perhaps the best wicketkeeper Sri Lanka produced; but five Tests was all he played

05-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter

Timing the key for Clarke's future

Michael Clarke may be the captain in waiting, but Australia need to ensure he rediscovers his hustle at the crease before leading full-time in one-day cricket

04-Sep-2009•Alex Brown at The Oval

Don Lockerbie's perfect storm

The top man in the USA's cricket administration believes America is the sport's next sunshine destination and he's pulling out the stops to make sure it is

04-Sep-2009•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

The man with the gleam in his eye

For him cricket was a game of passion, instinct and love, and his greatest joy was spotting a talent

04-Sep-2009•Telford Vice

Dravid v Raina

How a senior player and team-mate looked to exploit a younger batsman's weakness against the short ball

03-Sep-2009•Sriram Veera at the Chinnaswamy Stadium

Carrying bat on debut, and most sixes in an innings

Openers who hung around, caught and bowled twice by the same bowler in a Test, and the lowest average among bowlers with over 300 wickets

01-Sep-2009•Steven Lynch

The Sangakkara edge

Sri Lanka's captain has begun to infuse his side with his own brand of competitiveness, and the results seem to already be starting to show

01-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter

Naive NZ struggle to find the plot

As the team looks back at a one-sided series, there is more to ponder than just a spirit-sapping defeat. In the last five years New Zealand won just 12 Test wins from 40

30-Aug-2009•Jamie Alter at the SSC

'Bemused' Moles counts the damage

New Zealand had "front row seats to the cinema" in terms of the technology available to them but Moles was puzzled at how they were not soaking up information

29-Aug-2009•Jamie Alter at the SSC

The 12-year-old broadcaster

The main virtue of this collection of Harsha Bhogle's newspaper columns is its immediacy and enthusiasm

29-Aug-2009•Suresh Menon

England glorious

A look back at England's 2-1 Ashes-regaining series victory over Australia

29-Aug-2009

What's ailing Brendon McCullum?

Brendon McCullum's attitude doesn't reflect his ambition to become the world's premier wicketkeeper-batsman

28-Aug-2009•Jamie Alter at the SSC

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