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On a dodgy pitch where strokeplay wasn't easy, Yuvraj Singh's scintillating 76-ball 103 was the difference between the two sides

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The pitch was slow and the outfield fast. India tried five spinners and England a quintet of seamers. And the paths England and India tread to reach their scores of 226 and 230 were remarkably different

The pitch was affording of assistance to the spinners, but Harbhajan Singh still had to pitch them at the right areas to fox the batsmen, and that he did superbly

England and India are tied at 5-5 in the head-to-head battle in the last ten matches that have had a result. Of the 22 matches England have played in India, they have won 12 and lost 10

Michael Hussey walks the walk, but does he talk the talk?

A constitution provides cricket with stability and protection; in selection processes, in development of domestic cricket, in nurturing of regional associations

Take three women cricketers, one award-winning artist, and an Ashes commemorative tea-set, and throw the whole ensemble to the mercy of Cricinfo's caption competitioneers. What do you get? A rare old bunfight, that's what

In a bizarre session of play, India collapsed in the space of 92 balls out of which Yuvraj faced 46. The following manhattan graphic shows the passage of play after lunch

Bowling round the wicket, pitching in the rough outside leg stump, Anil Kumble was extremely hard to get away and went at a measly 1.63 runs per over

England have approached the series with definite plans to snare the Indian batsmen. They cut off Dhoni's favourite scoring zones by pushing him on to the back foot

England's fast bowlers capped a very satisfactory day by picking up three Indian top-order wickets in the final session of the day

Going into a must-win game, England desperately needed someone to raise his game and Andrew Strauss put his hand up

Uttar Pradesh's sports colleges and hostels have been producing star cricketers like Mohammad Kaif and Suresh Raina for some time now. How exactly do they work?

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