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'We have all had to grow up'

The cricketing victims of the Lahore attack take their first steps to returning to the game and life as usual

15-Apr-2009•Alex Brown

From Bati'Kot to the big time

He picked up a bat as a refugee in Pakistan and Hamid Hassan's life has been cricket, cricket, cricket ever since

15-Apr-2009•Will Luke

A man who will lead by example

Andy Flower is widely expected to be unveiled this week as England's new full-time director of cricket, having overseen the team's fortunes in an interim capacity during the recent tour of the West Indies

14-Apr-2009

Dhoni's unusual double, and Ronchi's rare feat

Catches and runs, catches off the first ball, Twenty20 tons, and the largest fourth-innings totals that didn't make the mark

14-Apr-2009•Steven Lynch

Loud and happy with Jesus

The Mumbai Indian turned Bangalore Challenger disturbs the peace at a theatre, gets hold of Tendulkar's bat, and twists a few ears

13-Apr-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

The artful stodger

In a team of strugglers and second-stringers, one man stood upright and unsmiling against the tide

13-Apr-2009•Malcolm Knox

Looking back, looking forward

A colourful look at the Twenty20 story and a throw forward to what is to come this year

12-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Party dawg turns bulldog

How South Africa's bright new all-round hope got serious and got going

11-Apr-2009•Andrew Worling

Last man standing

Can Australia's captain rebuild an empire ravaged by age and retirement?

10-Apr-2009•John Stern

"Someone had to go and it was my turn" - Bell

Ian Bell only returned from the warmer climes of the Caribbean a week ago, but had no qualms swapping his shorts and T-shirt for a beanie and three jumpers as he prepared to play for MCC at Lord's

09-Apr-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Postcards from the Basin

History, airports, and more tea than you can shake a stick at

09-Apr-2009•Sidharth Monga

Another feather in India's cap

A journey through India's historic triumph - a Test series win on New Zealand soil after 41 long years

08-Apr-2009

Spin and partnerships turn it India's way

Stats review of the three-Test series between India and New Zealand

08-Apr-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Ryder's rise dulls the pain for New Zealand

Sidharth Monga rates the performances of New Zealand's players in the Tests against India

08-Apr-2009•Sidharth Monga

Gambhir's the best of 'em all

India won a Test series in New Zealand after 41 years. Cricinfo runs the rule over those who contributed to the memorable achievement overseas

08-Apr-2009•Sidharth Monga

A job well done by professional India

The final Test of the series summed up where India and New Zealand stood vis-à-vis history and Test rankings. Sidharth Monga reviews the series

08-Apr-2009•Sidharth Monga in Wellington

Fifteen months across the world with Afghanistan

Early last year a documentary crew began following Afghanistan - in team buses and through hotels, from Jersey to Dar-es-Salaam - on their quest to qualify for the World Cup. They're still on the trail

08-Apr-2009•Leslie Knott

The longest careers, and 150 in both innings

The 20-year-plus men, beginning with a century and ending with a duck, and the most prolific domestic scorers never to have played Tests

07-Apr-2009•Steven Lynch

Million-dollar baby

Mumbai Indians' hot new signing on the innings that made his name, his favourite player, his golf handicap, and his, er, blanket

06-Apr-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Cloth for balls, shoes for stumps

Against the greatest odds, Afghanistan's team of refugees are rapidly rising to the top of the Affiliates pile. One man epitomises the story

06-Apr-2009•Will Luke

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