Features

Going, going, gone green

It's not as sophisticated as Lord's or thrilling as Karachi, but an under-renovation Edgbaston will do for this Pakistan fan looking for an Aussie defeat

06-Jul-2010•Maha Hussain

McCullum's record hunt, and Kallis' near-miss

Most consecutive internationals, stranded on 99, starting off with two sixes, and more

06-Jul-2010•Steven Lynch

Umar soars as Pakistan win at last

It would be improper to term Umar's assault as audacious. It was instinctive, calculated, and plain confident

05-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Edgbaston

The quick and the deadly

Their physical make-up and bowling actions might be different but when it comes to taking wickets and making batsmen quake, Steyn and Morkel seem identical

05-Jul-2010•Telford Vice

The complete fast bowler and more

For a team starved of match-winning bowlers, Richard Hadlee was a godsend

04-Jul-2010•S Rajesh

The consummate professional

He was New Zealand's greatest bowler and the first Test cricketer to be knighted while still active, but at home Richard Hadlee didn't get the adulation his stature demanded

04-Jul-2010•Don Cameron

Speed, sixes, and tennis reports

A full house at Lord's watches Tait undo England. Meanwhile, Bolly gives it back to the crowd, Swann entertains and Hopes nearly knocks the scorers' heads off

04-Jul-2010•Kunal Wagle

Ticket confusion, and super entertainment

This fan dared to support Middlesex at Hove. A good thing the rowdy young fans sledging the visiting side didn't get hold of her

03-Jul-2010•Monita Mohan

A decade's worth of scandal

A ten-year timeline: from the revelations of Cronje's involvement to the recent inquiry into Pakistan's series in Australia

03-Jul-2010•Siddarth Ravindran

'Criticism should be about the game, not personal'

At 30, the Indian offspinner introspects on being a senior player in the side, dealing with brickbats, his batting skills, the World Cup, marriage and more

03-Jul-2010•Interview by Nishant Jeet Arora

'He could do the job and eat it up for breakfast'

Board chiefs, prime ministers, former executives and journalists have weighed in on John Howard's rejection as ICC president

02-Jul-2010•Cricinfo staff

The Grinch who stole cricket

Just when his country had made it back into the fold after the years of apartheid came Cronje to end the innocence

01-Jul-2010•Telford Vice

The changing role of the opener

The demands on players at the top of the order have changed drastically since the likes of Virender Sehwag arrived on the scene

01-Jul-2010•Aakash Chopra

Heigh-ho? Please no

Some good cricket, some highly annoying music, and an "ow" moment kept this England women's fan occupied at Chelmsford

30-Jun-2010•Hannah Sibley

Australia's youngest, and double one-cap wonders

Most fifties in an ODI innings, the same team scores in both innings of a Test, and the highest innings score in the West Indies

29-Jun-2010•Steven Lynch

A railway sleeper with a difference

The prospect of brandishing the sort of club that Captain Caveman might have used to seduce the Teen Angels was frankly too exciting for words

28-Jun-2010•Andrew Miller

Beating up the old enemy

Sunshine, a fine ground, a tight match with the right result - what's not to like?

28-Jun-2010•Michael Hall

The beauty of the 50-over game

The see-sawing battle between England and Australia was a fine advertisement of the nuances of 50-over cricket

27-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale at Old Trafford

The forgotten series

The ongoing Test series between West Indies and South Africa has been overshadowed by the football World Cup and blighted by uncompetitive cricket

27-Jun-2010•Tony Cozier

Sorry cricket, it's the football World Cup

Two cricket stadiums in South Africa have been opened up for football fans, and hardly a soul cares about Graeme Smith and Co over in the West Indies

27-Jun-2010•Firdose Moonda

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