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The ball may have gone for six, it may have gone to hand - King Kris cared not a bit

Three successive hundreds, most runs between dismissals, and definitive all-round performances in ODIs

Cricinfo's timeline of Andrew Symonds' controversial moments

Nothing appears to fluster Mahendra Singh Dhoni, and that serene air is contagious. He doesn't indulge in any histrionics, but his players undoubtedly know who's in charge

A match that began with the pitch bringing the teams together on the first two days ended by showing the gulf between them

In its third edition now, Steven Lynch's book is a reliable and readable quick-reference tool for cricket over the next year

A year ago Simon Katich, 33, was unlikely to play another Test, but now he is the present and future of the top of the order

For two days the batsmen have made a pitch that has been testing look like a disaster area by playing, missing, edging and complaining

Highlights of the third round of the Ranji Trophy's Super League and Plate matches

The nonsense of the finish provided a postscript to the result. England would almost certainly have lost had the match gone its distance, but India weren't entirely settled at 198 for 5. Those lost nine overs could still have made the difference between a

Duncan Fletcher wants to coach, but without the pressure of responsibility, and that's exactly what the South Africa job gives him

A fan dreams of a clash between the two teams that have brought Pakistan much joy over the last week

They may have "fewer battle scars", but few would bet on New Zealand to pull off their first win in in Australia in 23 years when the first Test gets underway in Brisbane on Thursday

Australia's spearhead is sending them down as quick as he ever did; only now he's learned to do it without going full throttle

The best Test records in India, unlucky 87, and lots and lots of Jason Krejza

England were better today, although that isn't saying much after their 158-run pounding in Rajkot

With the debacle in Abu Dhabi, West Indies officials are at their wit's end to know how to revive standards. Their proposals with respect to player selection are well meaning, but they are also patently unrealistic and unworkable, if not laughable

A honest tale of a Welshman's cricket career via Swansea City football club

England's most promising new fast bowler may be just 22 but he's quite a seasoned campaigner already

In an exhibition of responsible defence followed by clean hitting, Vidyut punished the Karnataka bowers and scored 193 to put Tamil Nadu on the way to three points