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All's not well that ends well

For West Indies, 2007 was a year of tumult, crammed with historical events and twists, ugly politics and blame games. But it ended with a grand victory in South Africa

04-Jan-2008•Vaneisa Baksh

Spilling the beans and more banality

From hackle-raising autobiographies to exhaustive histories - 2007 offered a mixed bag of cricket books. Cricinfo asked its in-house editors, associates and a selection of the great and good for their picks of the year

04-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson

'Blind men in white coats'

Day one of the New Year Test was marred by poor umpiring decisions, with India getting the worst of it. A selection of what the pundits and the papers had to say

03-Jan-2008

Laxman's hat-trick in Sydney

Stats highlights from the second day of the Sydney Test between Australia and India

03-Jan-2008•S Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna

Will and grace

Grit combined with flair as Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman produced India's most uplifting day in the series

03-Jan-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at the SCG

Cash and commitment cause for concern

Life beyond the Test world: our review of the Associate nations in 2007

03-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson

Mainly Aussie

Cricinfo staffers picked their XIs of the year in the three formats. Surprise, surprise, about a third of the slots on offer go to Australians

03-Jan-2008•Dileep Premachandran

The decline of the ODI and other stories

Too many ODIs, too many of them tepid; the continuing dominance of Australia; the birth of Twenty20; and the decline of spin

03-Jan-2008•Sambit Bal

Symonds on a hot streak

Stats highlights from the first day of the Sydney Test between Australia and India

02-Jan-2008•S Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna

New year, old habits

Too much happened on the first day at the SCG. Close to 30,000 people got to see a fine spell of left-arm seam, a tantalising display of off spin and a counterattacking partnership straight out of a classic western flick

02-Jan-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Sydney

A different stripe

Crab-like and inelegant he may be, but it is his gritty determination and stomach for a fight that are more worth remarking on. "Tiger" Chanderpaul is a man driven by the simple mantra of just doing the best he can

02-Jan-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

A dark end, and the joy of six

Wretched limited-overs tournaments, upset wins, Gilly's hundred, Sangakkara's run, and more

02-Jan-2008

Good not great

Sri Lanka did done decently well in 2007 - save for a couple of hiccups

02-Jan-2008•Charlie Austin

Why West Indies should expect a backlash

A stats preview to the second Test between South Africa and West Indies in Cape Town

01-Jan-2008•S Rajesh

A happy venue for the batsmen

Stats preview of the second Test between India and Australia in Sydney

01-Jan-2008•S Rajesh

Fall-out of knockout

Sriram Veera reviews an unfulfilled Ranji season for Mumbai and investigates where the defending champions slipped up

01-Jan-2008•Sriram Veera

Bookended by ignominy

England began and ended the year with humiliating losses, and it didn't get much better in the middle either

01-Jan-2008•Andrew Miller

Two sides to the story

As ever, in 2007 too, you never could tell which Bangladesh team would show up on any given day

31-Dec-2007•Sidharth Monga

Need votes? Dig out the whites

Australia's last Prime Minister, John Howard, was a "cricket tragic". He was also routed in the November election. A look at the curious relationship between cricket and politics in Australia

30-Dec-2007•Malcolm Knox

None more bleak

Plenty happened in Pakistan cricket in 2007, little of it good

30-Dec-2007•Osman Samiuddin

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