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Leading the way

It is no coincidence that the two teams in the finals - India and South Africa - have been led by captains who have turned in the strongest on-field performances

01-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Uphill for India

Stats preview to the CB Series finals between Australia and India

01-Mar-2008•S Rajesh

'World Cup reduction sends all the wrong signals'

The chief executive of the Irish Cricket Union warns that a failure to qualify for the next World Cup will have a seriously detrimental affect on leading Associates

29-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson

South Africa's batsmen continue merry-making in Chittagong

29-Feb-2008

Dynamite kid ready to explode

One innings from Umar Akmal can change everything, say his coach. He can win the game in ten overs

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Wayne Parnell: South Africa's main man

Few cricketers in the World Cup bear the responsibility that Wayne Parnell does: he is the captain, a powerful middle-order batsman, and most importantly their new-ball bowler

28-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Another week, another country

After the memorable Ashes win, the tour rolls into New Zealand for five ODIs

28-Feb-2008•Charlotte Edwards

Long way off from the baggy green

While India and Pakistan watch the U-19 World Cup for future international stars, Australia attempt to spot a few outstanding talents who could make the next step: entering their highly-competitive first-class structure

27-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Forthcoming attraction

A little over a dozen games into his international career, Rohit Sharma is being spoken of as the next occupant of Sachin Tendulkar's No. 4 spot. You ain't seen nothing yet, he tells Cricinfo

27-Feb-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

Play more to win more

If there has been one lesson from the women's World Cup Qualifiers, it is that the teams needs more cricket - and more competitive games

26-Feb-2008•Nishi Narayanan

India's go-to man

Ishant Sharma has come on in leaps and bounds and added to his growing stock with another top-class, four-wicket display to take India in to the finals

26-Feb-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi in Hobart

Once was Munaf

Praveen Kumar's tidy performance against Sri Lanka showed up the misery of Munaf Patel

26-Feb-2008•Dileep Premachandran

So you think you can sell?

What the players thought of how much they sold for in the IPL auction

26-Feb-2008

The Don, Gilly and a man called Pistol

The most runs by one player on a single day of a Test, Gilchrist's missing innings, and the lowest-scoring tie in ODIs

26-Feb-2008•Steven Lynch

Keeping pace with tradition

Sixteen-year-old Adil Raza has stepped up to the responsibility of being Pakistan's pace spearhead at the Under-19 World Cup

25-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Ponting's 11,000, Lee's fives and Gilchrist's 'sixes'

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

24-Feb-2008•HR Gopalakrishna and Mathew Varghese

Battered and bruised, Ponting delivers a masterclass

Ricky Ponting not only scored a century, but taught a lesson to his young opponents that you never forget the mighty

24-Feb-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi at the SCG

India leave batsmen in a spin

England thought they had a plan to master India's spinners, but it didn't work in the Under-19 quarter-final as Iqbal Abdulla and Ravindra Jadeja tied them in knots

24-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Opening is similar to No. 3 - Turuwar

Turuwar Kohli has quietly gone about being one of India's key players at the Under-19 World Cup

24-Feb-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

India's batting stars fail once again

For the Indians it was a familiar story of top-order failure followed by a late revival

24-Feb-2008•S Rajesh

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