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For the Indians who've signed up with the ICL, the league is a welcome change from the apathy they've had from the BCCI all these years. By Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

A statistical preview of the second Test between India and Pakistan in Kolkata beginning on November 30, 2007

Ryan Sidebottom talks about how desperate he was to break free from the one-cap wonder club

Highest individual scores in the last innings of the match and the player with a better batting average than the Don, and more

Stats highlights from the Delhi Test between India and Pakistan, which India won by six wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the series

The former Pakistan captain allows himself to be persuaded down memory lane

Sachin Tendulkar moved past Allan Border's Test aggregate of 11,174 to become the second-highest run-scorer in Test cricket

The only bowlers taking wickets on the fourth day were the quick ones, extracting whatever life there was on a surface dying a slow death

Nick Compton on his experiences with a group of 18 amateur and professional cricketers on Mount Everest

We've seen plenty of pendulum swings over the last three days but that's only because when you expect a team to take the bull by the horns, they wave the red rag instead.

Nagraj Gollapudi profiles Pradeep Sangwan, Delhi's promising left-arm seamer

It was none the revival of the one dominant theme surrounding this rivalry: Indian batsmen v Pakistani bowlers

Children at Bellerive Oval pleaded for the mystery ball snatcher to return it to Adam Gilchrist

Stats preview for the first Test between India and Pakistan at the Feroz Shah Kotla

Half a century into their storied rivalry, India and Pakistan are yet to produce a series that is great all the way through. Will this be the one?

Tragically, one of the finest batsmen in Sri Lanka's history, a technical artisan with a cover-drive from heaven, has ended his international days in a fog of injustice

A stats analysis of Marvan Atapattu's international career

The ICL is giving an identity to domestic players who would otherwise have had little to look forward to

Whenever Sri Lankans look back to 2007 they will always wonder what would have happened if Kumar Sangakkara did not tear his hamstring in the tour game in Adelaide

South Africa's bowling attack has previously been criticised for its medium-paced sameness, but Dale Steyn has changed that around completely. By Ken Borland