Features

Jacques of all trades

He has opened his mind and his array of strokes, and South Africa's limited-overs teams have opened their arms for him

22-Sep-2009•Simon Borchardt

England's worst one-day run, and an innings of 298

A team of 11 first-class centurions, most catches before a stumping, and the man with more centuries than some teams put together

22-Sep-2009•Steven Lynch

The keeper who could be KP

Somerset's wicketkeeper is a South African import who Marcus Trescothick thinks is the real deal

20-Sep-2009•Jeremy James

'These are the Road Runner years'

Super Fred's decision to go freelance has generated much debate

19-Sep-2009•Cricinfo staff

The making of Imran

A biography for cricket fans and laymen alike

19-Sep-2009•Saad Shafqat

Big scores without byes, and big scores on debut

Out for 99 on ODI debut, the oldest centurions on ODI debut, and a player called Sunny Jim, and players of Chinese descent to have played international cricket

15-Sep-2009•Steven Lynch

Iron man

Twelve years into his international career, South Africa's wicketkeeper is still the epitome of fighting spirit and reliability under pressure

15-Sep-2009•Jon Cardinelli

Tendulkar's final onslaught

Stats highlights from the Compaq Cup final, which gave India only their fourth win in 21 finals since 2000

14-Sep-2009•S Rajesh

The old rush

Sachin Tendulkar's 134 in Sharjah in 1998 set the bar for his centuries in a one-day final, but damned if today's effort doesn't at least nip at its skirts

14-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter at the Premadasa Stadium

Win the toss, win the match

The toss has played a huge role in deciding the fate of ODIs at the Premadasa Stadium

14-Sep-2009•Siddhartha Talya

'The India coaching job is not out of the picture'

On a pre-season tour of Malaysia, Western Australia coach Tom Moody talks about winning and losing World Cups, Brett Lee's musical skills, and the possibility of one day taking charge of India

14-Sep-2009•Interview by Jason Dasey

How the Championship was won

Durham retained the County Championship title with two matches remaining. Cricinfo looks back at how they did it

13-Sep-2009•Andrew McGlashan

India look to break finals jinx

India's inability to win when it matters is infamous, and tomorrow's final is a step towards setting things right

13-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter in Colombo

Lee has a ball and makes his point

As Brett Lee made his way into the Lord's museum for his press conference, the ball he had used to claim a series-clinching 5 for 49 was already on display behind one of the glass cabinets

12-Sep-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Tales of Raj

Dungarpur was highly opinionated, terribly impractical, a cricket romantic and Indian cricket's unofficial ambassador. A pity his memoirs remain unwritten

12-Sep-2009•Ayaz Memon

A tale of two left-handers

Driven by desperation, and fuelled by self-belief, Sanath Jayasuriya and Thilina Kandamby, in their own way, made their statement

12-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter at the Premadasa Stadium

Depleted India show few signs of weakness

For a depleted India to successfully chase a total which, given the reputation this venue has, was one of those awkward in-between targets was creditable

11-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter at the Premadasa Stadium

Butler bounces back

He's gone from young fast bowler to injury casualty to allrounder. Now Ian Butler's back to the big time, and he's still got time on his side

10-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter

The eve of battle

What teams at the top level do in terms of preparation just before series and matches

10-Sep-2009•Aakash Chopra

Chilling with Sachin

In London, away from the maddening attention, the maestro talks Twenty20, retirement, being in disguise, and the man who reminds him of himself

09-Sep-2009•Sam Pilger

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