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A tale of two comebacks

If the two teams needed any motivation before the start of the Tests, it has arrived in the form of L Balaji and James Franklin

16-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga in Hamilton

Meetings and beatings

Former cricketers - and a hockey star - queue up to be interrogated by our intrepid correspondent, and bowlers get the rough end of the stick

16-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga

'Going professional isn't the first priority'

The former England captain has been a tireless campaigner for women's cricket, but she doesn't think paying the players is the next step just yet

15-Mar-2009•Jenny Roesler

Why Ryder was a good investment

Jesse Ryder is not your everyday cricketer - on the ratio of natural talent to hard work, he relies heavily on the side of talent

14-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga in Auckland

Almost famous

Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Mithali Raj, the former India captain, revisits the last tournament

14-Mar-2009

Superman weeps

Gilchrist's weighty autobiography reveals that perhaps his greatest success was hiding his insecurities during his playing days

14-Mar-2009•Peter English

England and New Zealand emerge favourites

Australia, India, New Zealand, England, West Indies and Pakistan have made it to the Super Six of the women's World Cup. We look at how the teams fared in their group stage and where they stand going into the Super Six

13-Mar-2009•Nishi Narayanan

Winning the cup, losing a cap

Haidee Tiffen looks back at the 2000 women's World Cup

13-Mar-2009

End of South Africa's innocence

South Africa's greatest strengths on their triumphant tour of Australia were unity and dignity. Those two qualities are disappearing fast

12-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Cape Town

Riches galore for batsmen, misery for bowlers

Stats review of the West Indies-England series

11-Mar-2009•S Rajesh

Gayle's forces confound England

Andrew McGlashan presents West Indies' marks out of ten for their series against England

11-Mar-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Plenty hunger, not enough teeth

Andrew McGlashan presents England's marks out of ten for their series against West Indies

11-Mar-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Some backbone at last

The pitches may have been dead and the referrals system may have raised more problems than it solved, but West Indies can congratulate themselves on the progress they have made

11-Mar-2009•Vaneisa Baksh

Take nothing for granted

Take nothing for granted. That was the mantra being chanted by increasingly anxious West Indians during the lunch interval at the Queen's Park Oval on Tuesday

11-Mar-2009•Fazeer Mohammed

A litany of woe

Anjum Chopra looks back at the sixth women's World Cup

11-Mar-2009

The dead rubber that transformed a team

A dead rubber it may have been, but the victory in Sydney provided Australia's rookies with invaluable self-affirmation of their abilities at international level

10-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Watching, listening, sleeping

Cathryn Fitzpatrick looks back at the fifth women's World Cup

10-Mar-2009

Where have all the dibbly-dobblies gone?

New Zealand's slow-medium men ruled ODI bowling in the nineties, but their time seems to have passed

10-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga

Most 200s in a Test, and the highest against Sri Lanka

The Tests with the most doubles, the last-wicket pair who put on over 300, and more

10-Mar-2009•Steven Lynch

Australia miss full-time spinner

The lack of a full-time slow bowler to tie down an end for long chunks of the day while also probing for wickets could prove detrimental to an Australian attack full of young and heavily burdened bodies

09-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

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