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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

Makhaya rides on inspiration

The out-of-favour former South African spearhead looks forward to cycling with Lance Armstrong, while still hoping to return to the side

14-Feb-2010•Telford Vice

Fond memories for Laxman and Harbhajan

Going by past stats at Eden Gardens, VVS Laxman and Harbhajan Singh could be in for more runs and wickets in the second Test against South Africa

12-Feb-2010•S Rajesh

Amla bridges the gap

For long, Indians in South Africa have had reason to feel marginalised. Now one of their own has cemented a place at the highest level and is showing the way to a more inclusive future

12-Feb-2010•Firdose Moonda

The hows and whys of ball-tampering

Just about every cricketer has tried to alter the condition of the ball; the batsman-friendly nature of the game is to blame

11-Feb-2010•Aakash Chopra

Harris moves from facilitator to lead artist

The man who has been a facilitator to the fast bowlers today stepped up and made himself count

09-Feb-2010•N Hunter

No crumbs of comfort for India

The roots of this debacle go back to some frankly ludicrous selection. Having made such a pig's ear of picking the 15, the selectors deserve every bit of criticism that will come their way over the coming days

09-Feb-2010•S Aga

Duminy gets a reality check

After his stellar start, the man tipped as a future great has found the going tougher than anticipated

09-Feb-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi

How Harris choked India

Paul Harris' outside-leg-stump line was perfect in the context of the game, as none of the Indian batsmen figured out how to score runs against him

09-Feb-2010•S Rajesh

Border's unique feat, and the <i>teesra</i>

Scoring 150 in both innings, scoring 99 in ODIs, taking 999 wickets, and more

09-Feb-2010•Steven Lynch

India get a taste of the future

A weak batting line-up was brutally exposed by a devastating spell of fast bowling

08-Feb-2010•N Hunter

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