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Our Ashes win down under is definitely our best achievement to date

Ajay S Shankar tracks the US$1.5million race to grab Mahendra Singh Dhoni

After the hectic IPL auctioneering, Siddhartha Vaidyanathan runs the rules over the franchise squads

On-field action aside, we could have just witnessed the most eventful day in cricket's history, one when players were bought like stocks at a share market

Stats highlights from the incredible tied game between New Zealand and England in Napier

Who, what, when and where: Cricinfo's dummy's guide to the Indian Premier League

George Binoy investigates the problems surrounding cricket in Malaysia

Ian Bell was earmarked for greatness as a boy but supporters are still waiting for a game-changing innings. Was the flattery deceptive?

Mithun Manhas made a brave decision in putting West Zone in on the Wankhede track which is reputed to be a good bat-first pitch

With his first few strokes, the sound crisp and clear off the middle of the bat, Yuvraj Singh indicated that this would be his day

Stats highlights from the eighth match of the CB Series, between India and Sri Lanka in Adelaide

Kumar Sangakkara's 128 was an object lesson in resurrecting an innings but the innings of the match though came from Yuvraj Singh

George Binoy speaks to England's Under-19 coach Andy Pick on the boys to watch out for and their chances ahead

The most runs in a series by a captain, most Tests without playing at home, and more about the 'Boundary Hunter'

The first time the cricket world heard of Adrian Barath was when Brian Lara took the 17-year old to England to watch a few matches

Top-level international cricket now has two bowler-captains, Anil Kumble and Daniel Vettori, which is a whole lot more than there have been in recent times. We take a look at a little-understood breed

The Indian batsmen threw away the opportunity to beat Australia in two successive matches, turning a deaf ear to Mahendra Singh Dhoni's call for caution

The Malaysian Cricket Association has pulled out the stops for the U-19 World Cup, but there's little interest on the streets of Kuala Lumpur

A mixed bag of the quirky and the routine

In the third in our series of reports on the state of cricket in Zimbabwe, we look at first-class cricket in the country