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We never had a reply for Mendis - Dhoni

Dhoni was mesmerised even at the press-conference. For every question demanding explanations for the defeat, he the same answer: Mendis

07-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Play it again, Saqi

The inventor of the doosra talks spin, Twenty20 and county cricket

07-Jul-2008•Jamie Alter

The old hand shows how it's done

A great knock is one that can be seen independent of the situation, irrespective of the result, yet one that contributes to the team cause. Some times a great knock looks effortless compared to batsmen. Jayasuirya, today, satisfied all the above criteria

06-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

A veteran and a rookie steal the show

Sri Lanka equalled India's mark of four Asia Cup wins with their 100-run triumph in the final in Karachi. A few statistical highlights from the game

06-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Mendis' challenge begins now

The mystery is now out in the open and every batsman is out to solve it. The real challenge for Ajantha Mendis, of uncertain categorisation, to maintain that secrecy, begins now

06-Jul-2008•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Triple threat for India's batsmen

A statistical preview to the Asia Cup final between India and Sri Lanka

05-Jul-2008•Mathew Varghese

Pitch transformation

Sidharth Monga presents the Plays of the day for Pakistan v Bangladesh, Super Four, Asia Cup, Karachi, July 4, 2008

04-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

The endurance of the 'Big Fella'

He was England's inexhaustible colossus in the lean post-war years - both wicket-taker and stock bowler. A salute to Alec Bedser on his 90th birthday

04-Jul-2008•Alan Hill

Three hundred 300s

Here are some quick numbers on 300s

03-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Priceless effort from precious little

On pitches where the bowlers can do very little, such as at the Asia Cup, the little they manage to do is priceless

03-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Signing off on a high

New Zealand finished their tour of England on a good note

03-Jul-2008•Ross Taylor

From Wimbledon to World Cup dream

The oldest member of Hong Kong's one-day squad is a man who made a move from cricket to top-flight tennis and back again

03-Jul-2008•Jason Dasey

Bowling India's worry ahead of crucial clash

All of a sudden the favourites going in to the tournament find themselves one defeat short of being ousted from the event.

02-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Mercurial Pakistan continue to confound

Some strife, considerable friction within the side, a run of bad results and a boggling glut of off-field controversies seems to be what spurs Pakistan on

02-Jul-2008•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Middlesex's successful crisis

Cricinfo picks out the best performances from the county circuit during June

02-Jul-2008•Andrew McGlashan

Subcontinental lessons for India's bowlers

For all the flaws in the Asia Cup, there lies a positive for India: it provides their fast bowlers with a constructive challenge

01-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

Pakistan in need of another bounce-back

For Pakistan, this is not so much do-or-die as do-or-don't be around. The equation is now simple: beat India, hope Sri Lanka beat India, beat Bangladesh, all the while with an eye on a better net run-rate

01-Jul-2008•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Wide-eyed in Karachi

Pakistan's premier city is one that provokes many observations - not least about the similarities with India across the border

01-Jul-2008•Sidharth Monga

Fathers and sons, and a Twenty20 hat-trick

Highest second-innings scores, the most caught-and-bowleds, and a player nicknamed Shrek

01-Jul-2008•Steven Lynch

Records don't awe ageless Jayasuriya

Sanath Jayasuriya is one of those rare cricketers who doesn't care about records, and worryingly for bowlers, he isn't slowing down even at the age of 39

30-Jun-2008•Sidharth Monga in Karachi

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