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Prepped and ready

Quite a few players on England's women's team have been playing in Australia over the winter. That will stand them in good stead as their Ashes tour gets underway Down Under

23-Jan-2008•Charlotte Edwards

Back to the bad old days?

England's record since the 2005 Ashes is as mediocre now as before Duncan Fletcher. The Wisden Cricketer compares, contrasts and looks for the positives

23-Jan-2008•Tim de Lisle

Blithe spirit

All dash and flash, Victor Trumper exemplified the freedoms of a more romantic age

22-Jan-2008•Mark Ray

Busy keepers, and bowler with the most return catches

The most stumpings in a Test, the most caught-and-bowleds, and Aussies making their debuts after 30

22-Jan-2008•Steven Lynch

A god, a mortal

He bats like a divine, and sins like the rest of us. You've just got to love Brian Lara

21-Jan-2008•BC Pires

'Zimbabwe will return as soon as they are ready'

Peter Chingoka, chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket, is confident his country are well on their way to being a Test nation again

21-Jan-2008•Interview by Osman Samiuddin

Setting the house in order

Pakistan's ever-malleable domestic structure has for long suffered from apathy and polarised opinion among the country's cricket insiders. Now yet another series of changes may be in the offing

20-Jan-2008•Saad Shafqat

Hussey's listmania

The perfectionist Australian's autobiography is more an advice document for young players than a tell-all memoir

20-Jan-2008•Brydon Coverdale

South Africa start clear favourites

South Africa and West Indies head into a five-match ODI series at Centurion tomorrow, and the hosts' recent record at home surely makes them favourites

19-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Delhi toast changes with Ranji success

Delhi's initiative in rooting out the malpractices in its cricket administration has worked wonders

19-Jan-2008•Sriram Veera in Mumbai

A great rivalry revived

It would be ridiculous to suggest that a new world order is upon us but one thing has been re-established at Perth: Australia v India is the Test rivalry of the decade

19-Jan-2008•Sambit Bal at the WACA

A first for a subcontinent team

Stats highlights from the fourth day of the Perth Test

19-Jan-2008•S Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna

One hour that shook Ponting

Irrespective of what has gone in this series and what lies ahead, Ishant Sharma's mesmeric spell to Ricky Ponting will remain one of the highlights of this series, and will be remembered for years to come

19-Jan-2008•Sambit Bal at the WACA

Australia's cracks finally exposed

The end of the era came quickly. An Australian unit that seemed unbreakable over the past 24 months had actually been admirably masking the dints

19-Jan-2008•Peter English at the WACA

'Spinners are fans of spinners'

Daniel Vettori talks about the brotherhood of spinners, captaincy, his all-round capabilities, left-armers, and an unwanted nickname

19-Jan-2008•Interview by Utpal Shuvro

Praveen the magician

Praveen Kumar exhibited some deadly swing bowling at the Wankhede Stadium, prompting Manoj Prabhakar to label him a magician

18-Jan-2008•Sriram Veera in Mumbai

Record chases and a milestone for VVS

Stats highlights from the third day's play in Perth

18-Jan-2008•HR Gopalakrishna and Mathew Varghese

Bowlers set up a fitting finale

After three days of swinging fortunes, this gripping, exhilarating Test is now poised for a grand denouement and if you love Test cricket that's what you would wish for irrespective of who wins

18-Jan-2008•Sambit Bal at the WACA

Slow over-rates could cost Australia a world record

Off-field factors are not supposed to impact on Australia's performance, but the lingering cloud of slow over-rates finally became a severe issue and the fall-out could cost them a world record

18-Jan-2008•Peter English at the WACA

'I have to get cricket right'

Arjuna Ranatunga, recently appointed the chairman of Sri Lanka Cricket, talks about his plans - both for the long run and short - and the changes Sri Lankan cricket needs

18-Jan-2008•Interview by Charlie Austin

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