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Australia have their 'Phil', and how

Don Bradman on Friday. George Headley on Sunday. It's a shame Test matches don't span three innings per team or Phillip Hughes could have tried to knock off Garfield Sobers on Tuesday

08-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

Tendulkar fills the New Zealand gap

A look at the important numbers from the run-fest in Christchurch, where 726 runs were scored from 95.1 overs

08-Mar-2009•S Rajesh

Momentum with a magical touch

So just how did Tendulkar set himself into a position to aim at the first ODI double-century before he had to retire hurt after 45 overs?

08-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga in Christchurch

Like watching paint dry

Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Janette Brittin, the former England batsman, remembers an eminently forgettable game from the fourth tournament

08-Mar-2009

Burnished and tarnished

Kim Hughes could have been a hero, but fell short. Christian Ryan has the story

08-Mar-2009•Alex Malcolm

Australia look to avoid a Melbourne

If Johannesburg began as the mirror image of Perth until a changed ending, the second Test in Durban is starting to resemble the corresponding match in Melbourne

07-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

Pace is back

Dale Steyn is the world's No. 1-ranked fast man and Mitchell Johnson is second on the list and on day two in Durban they showed that a fast-bowling community screaming out for new stars is in good hands

07-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

Break a leg

The women have played eight World Cups so far and Cricinfo asked former and current players what their lasting memories from each tournaments was

07-Mar-2009

Old guardian still close to new talent

Australia's former World Cup-winning captain will keep an eye on the next generation during the tournament

07-Mar-2009•Peter English

Hughes carves his name in Australia's history

When Phillip Hughes went into triple-figures with a pair of consecutive sixes he became Australia's most youthful Test centurion in 43 years

06-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

Flat South Africa slow off the blocks

In the first two sessions of the opening day the South Africans' minds were elsewhere when they should have been focused on making a bold statement to give their series a much-needed boost

06-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

Hot shots and Hot Spot

Brydon Coverdale presents the plays of the day from day one in Durban

06-Mar-2009•Brydon Coverdale in Durban

The shower surprise

Everybody hopes that the next three matches go the full distance, but don't rule out contingency plans for rain intervals being discussed in team meetings

06-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga in Wellington

Stating the obvious

Given the record at the Queen's Park Oval, Joey Carew's pronouncement that there will "most definitely" be an outright result in the decisive fifth Digicel Test starting today was simply stating the obvious

06-Mar-2009•Tony Cozier

'Our laundry laid out to dry on the rocks'

The women have played eight World Cups so far and Cricinfo asked former and current players what their lasting memories from each tournaments was

06-Mar-2009

The might of Sampson

One of the world's fastest women bowlers is raring to get going at her first World Cup

06-Mar-2009•Jenny Roesler

South Africa aim to emulate fightback

Stats preview of the second Test between South Africa and Australia to be played in Durban

05-Mar-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Low scores and decisive results

Stats preview to the fifth Test between West Indies and England in Port of Spain

05-Mar-2009•S Rajesh

'Women's cricket needs more PR'

England's captain at the first women's World Cup looks back at the event and the one ahead

05-Mar-2009•Interview by Nishi Narayanan

The best-loved player

The wristy little genius was also among the most universally adored of players

05-Mar-2009•Ramachandra Guha

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