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Four centuries against the same opposition, lowest totals leading to innings victories, and more

A statistical review of the two-Test series between South Africa and New Zealand

Great bowlers need to claim the important breakthroughs as well as regular hauls. In two balls Brett Lee delivered

Both India and Pakistan made four changes each to the XI that played the fourth one-day international in Gwalior and gave opportunities to all of their reserves in the dead rubber in Jaipur. Cricinfo looks at how they impacted the game

Five visiting leaders have got centuries in Australia since 2001-02 and improved their standing. Mahela Jayawardene's stock is up, but his team remains down

We've observed him from afar, sat through cliché-riddled press conferences and become infuriated at his brooding demeanour. Will the real Duncan Fletcher please stand up?

Tamil Nadu's relatively inexperienced line-up was out-thought by Mumbai's bowlers and out-batted by their batsmen

Unless Muttiah Muralitharan conjures a second-innings miracle that might never happen he will leave Australia without the world record

New Zealand's coach has presided over a dismal era, with no accountability

There may be little for Pakistan to play for in Jaipur, apart from the clichéd pride and a morale-boosting win going into the first Test

Fazeer Mohammed thinks the new West Indies coach, John Dyson, should have accompanied the team to Zimbabwe, and reminds John Buchanan of the West Indies' supremacy in the 70's and 80's

There was no need to speculate during Jaques' display and he swung the day for Australia. Watching new players succeed is not dull, but the sceptics have a point. The more Australia change the more they stay the same

Sachin Tendulkar has got close twice in this series, and six times this year, but that 42nd one-day hundred still eludes him

Stats highlights from the fourth ODI between India and Pakistan in Gwalior

Pakistan lost the series today, to Tendulkar's majesty, but for all intents and purposes, it was the uncertainty and instability around the team since Shoaib Malik's captaincy began, that lost it for them

Though brought on only in the 29th over of the innings, Tamil Nadu had run-ins with Powar long before he began to measure his run-up

A stats preview to the second Test between South Africa and New Zealand in Centurion

Stats preview to the second Test between Australia and Sri Lanka, in Hobart

Tamil Nadu were a strong force in the domestic scene at the start of the millenium but the core members of that team are missing

Ian Botham's autobiography is a welcome and timely update on his rock 'n' roll life