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The art of the turnaround

Chappell's the visionary, Frazer's the executor. Anand Vasu sits India's back-room duo down for a chat to find out how they've brought the side back up to speed

17-Jun-2008•Chappell's the visionary, Frazer's the executor. Anand Vasu sits India's back-room duo down for a chat

A mountain too high

Two hundreds would have been preferable, but there were none, and for all the brave effort in getting as close as 87 runs, 475 was always going to be out of reach for West Indies. By Tony Cozier

17-Jun-2008•Tony Cozier

Model keeper

The long and short of Middlesex's John Murray was elegance in all he did with gloves or bat - and he could have done more for England

17-Jun-2008•Christian Wolmar

Experienced umpires and largest first-innings leads

Dot ball after dot ball, the highest first-innings lead, and a man called Musso

17-Jun-2008•Steven Lynch

The transformer

He used to be temperamental and mercurial, now he's assured and reliable. And he has been India's most dependable ODI batsman over the last year

17-Jun-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

Diminishing returns mar London derby

Outside of the international matches played in England this summer, Middlesex v Surrey at Lord's is the biggest attraction there is

16-Jun-2008•Jamie Alter at Lord's

Promising Marshall needs more exposure

Tony Cozier on why Xavier Marshall, despite his 85 against Australia, needs more opportunities at the international level

16-Jun-2008•Tony Cozier

For love of the green

From just another item of kit to an emblem of Australian excellence - the baggy green cap has come a long way

16-Jun-2008•Gideon Haigh

Lopsided series does little to sway critics

Does one-day cricket have a future, especially after the smashing success of the Indian Premier League and the chests of cash Allen Stanford is ploughing into the Twenty20 format?

15-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Dhaka

West India not losing heart

Australia are in match-winning mode but one must not forget the fight that West Indies have offered, writes Tony Cozier

15-Jun-2008•Tony Cozier

Making a pitch for spin

Groundsman Harry Brind on how curators can bring spinners back into the game

14-Jun-2008•Stephen Chalke

England live up to their dollar billing

There was only one word that Paul Collingwood could use to describe England's performance, as they routed New Zealand by nine wickets in one-off Twenty20 at Old Trafford. Happily that word was 'professional'

14-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

Maiden maidens, and Stanford auditions

The plays of the day from the Twenty20 between England and New Zealand at Old Trafford

13-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller at Old Trafford

All the luck to Symonds

Andrew Symonds has got all the breaks and, although they haven't, West Indies have every right to complain

13-Jun-2008•Tony Cozier

Dhoni draws confidence from Gambhir

For the second time in the Kitply Cup, India's openers laid the platform for victory with an aggressive partnership

12-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Balancing flair with care

The challenge for Bangladesh is to achieve an optimum mixture between longevity and aggression and to be able to execute contingency plans in case the innings should falter

12-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Twenty20 here we come

New Zealand have been a more successful one-day side than England in recent times. Now's our chance to make up for the loss in the Test series

12-Jun-2008•Ross Taylor

Pakistan brought down to earth

George Binoy on Pakistan's 140-run loss to India, their first defeat after a run of 12 successive victories

11-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Sehwag's calm as good as a storm

There were no airy slashes, few high-risk shots, and yet Virender Sehwag's innings had the same effect as so many of his cavalier knocks

10-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Brought back by Border, and battering Border

The highest score by a wicketkeeper-batsman in Tests, and the best-known cricketer-golfer

10-Jun-2008•Steven Lynch

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