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For the first time in Australia this summer, two international teams played and understood each other

The largest share of runs in a team innings, grounds on which Tendulkar has not scored a century, winning the Man of the Match award in your first ODI, and more

The failure of India's inexperienced middle order has raised questions about the idea of blooding too many youngsters at the same time

Stats highlights from the first ODI of the CB Series between Australia and India

Shaun Pollock's ODI career in numbers

Brett Lee is probably the only Australian who has welcomed the retirements of McGrath and Warne and is thriving in an environment where he is the alpha male

Australia's target was increased by just one run not because of India's late collapse, but because they were already six down when the rain came down

In the first part of our investigation into cricket inside Zimbabwe, a look at what's happening in the schools

There's still two days to go for the action to kick off in Arizona but Australia's version of the Superbowl was one mad evening

Lower-order players bat longer, look better, score more tons, but their averages haven't really been improving

Kaneria has been Pakistan's leading wicket-taker for four years running, but he certainly isn't the bowler he was in 2005. He has just been demoted a rung in the team's contracts and isn't quite sure of his role in the side. He's not giving up just yet

A week into our tour of Australia, we've had two defeats, but we're looking on the bright side, and especially to the Twenty20 at the MCG

A statistical review of the Test series between Australia and India

Behind the platitudes of the joint statement on the Harbhajan issue lay three weeks of diplomacy, shadow-boxing and outright brinkmanship in one of cricket's biggest recent crises

Bowlers who've dismissed both opening batsmen in two innings of a Test, and nine centurions in a team

Just what is it that endears Sachin Tendulkar to crowds and cognoscenti alike Down Under? We asked a selection of Australia's great and good for their opinion

Stats highlights from the fifth day of the Adelaide Test between Australia and India

Pitch-making is an imprecise science, but it is perhaps stretching optimism to expect a result on a pitch that routinely produces more than 1000 runs in the first two innings

While one Western Australian bowed out to overflowing praise for an outstanding career, another must have crept off wondering if he had performed in his last Test

Stats highlights from the fourth day of the Adelaide Test between Australia and India