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Coding Twenty20 into 50-over game

How quickly will India's one-day squad adjust to the demands of the more sedate 50-over format after wallowing for 45 days in the thrill-a-minute IPL rollercoaster?

09-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Pakistan's true test of strength

Pakistan have won 12 ODIs on the trot - beginning with a dead rubber against India in November 2007- but, as impressive as that feat is, don't let it fool you

09-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Fighting against the tide

Cricinfo assess the performance of the New Zealand players after their 2-0 series defeat against England

09-Jun-2008•Andrew McGlashan

Class prevails in the end

Cricinfo assess the performance of the England players after their 2-0 series victory against New Zealand

09-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller

The changing of the guard

A look at the history of cricket's opening ceremony

09-Jun-2008•Gideon Haigh

Ashraful shows signs of changing script

Bangladesh spent the time between their 5-0 whitewash in Pakistan and now working hard on individual weaknesses but the script in the Kitply Cup opener remained the same

08-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Broad steps up in victory hunt

Stuart Broad followed his success with the bat with a mature bowling display at Trent Bridge to put England on course for victory

07-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Trent Bridge

Focus shifts to one-day internationals

Exactly a week after the climax of the IPL, one-day cricket will face its first trial during the Kitply Cup in Bangladesh

07-Jun-2008•George Binoy in Mirpur

Wrong order wastes McCullum

New Zealand's performance on the second day at Trent Bridge was when their resolve finally betrayed them, but also one that exposed a bold gamble as a failure

07-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Trent Bridge

From riches to rags

Top Zimbabwean cricketers have resorted to black-market hustling to survive

07-Jun-2008•Steven Price

Anderson's allround day to remember

As the Nottinghamshire gloom finally ended an enthralling day's Test cricket at Trent Bridge, James Anderson led England into the pavilion

06-Jun-2008•Will Luke at Trent Bridge

Bats, boxes and autographs

Upgrading to a titanium guard, getting a bat made, and Kyle Mills' soccer sweepstake

04-Jun-2008•Ross Taylor

Making a pitch for spin

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

04-Jun-2008•Stephen Chalke

Worth the spend?

Cricinfo looks at the best buys, and those players who surely didn't do enough to justify their price tags

04-Jun-2008•Mathew Varghese

Joining the lynch mob

Hardly anything is said about the process, the system that facilitated the return of an umpire who was removed from the ICC's elite list. Was there an independent assessment of his performance off the international stage to justify a comeback?

04-Jun-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

A curse is broken

Fit again, Sarwan has played all this season, unhindered by the cracked and dislocated bones that had occurred with such frequency. The runs have flowed and he has even regained the captaincy, even if temporarily

04-Jun-2008•Tony Cozier

Nothing new has emerged

Watching the second Test wend its way towards a draw, it occurred to Vaneisa Baksh that the most exciting cricket really comes from evenly matched teams

03-Jun-2008•Vaneisa Baksh

Prior makes his case

As the season begins to take shape, Cricinfo hands out monthly awards for May to those who have impressed with bat and ball

03-Jun-2008•Andrew McGlashan

'Our success was about man-management'

The Rajasthan Royals' chief of coaching talks about the team's amazing run in the IPL

03-Jun-2008•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

A strong case for technology

In six hours, the case for the use of technology had been appreciably advanced

03-Jun-2008•Tony Cozier

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