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(39 ov) 174/1

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(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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Skewed numbers

In the wake of the meltdown in India's cricket economy following the team's poor showing in the World Cup, how sustainable is the game's current business model?

19-May-2007•Ashok Malik

Prior's dream debut

Matt Prior became only the third wicketkeeper to score a hundred on debut, and the fifth batsman to do so at Lord's

18-May-2007•S Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna

India play to their plan

The gameplan was to bat once and bat big, and with some sensible, yet often exciting, batting, India took a long stride towards that

18-May-2007•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

The hot and fiery summer

Martin Williamson reviews Grovel by David Tossell

18-May-2007•Martin Williamson

Mortaza makes haste, slowly

On the field, Mashrafe Mortaza performs one of the most thankless jobs in cricket: spearhead the fast bowling attack of a subcontinent team

18-May-2007•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

The story of an institution

Martin Williamson reviews Test Match Special - 50 Not Out

17-May-2007•Martin Williamson

England start off as firm favourites

Though West Indies hold a 52-38 overall advantage in Tests, England have won ten of the last 12

17-May-2007•S Rajesh

Too many questions, too few answers

India won the ODI series but their below-par performance has highlighted more problems than solutions

15-May-2007•Sidharth Monga in Chittagong

'The software needs improvement'

Dav Whatmore speaks on the progress of Bangladesh cricket and also the shortcomings

15-May-2007•Sambit Bal

A collector's dream continues

Martin Williamson reviews the Willows reprints of the 1924 and 1925 Wisden Cricketers' Almanacks

14-May-2007•Martin Williamson

Most runs, most spectators, and most letters in a name

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

14-May-2007•Steven Lynch

A gamble that didn't pay off

Martin Williamson reviews the diary of Justin Langer and Steve Harmison

13-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Minimising the dot balls

Bangladesh scored 116 runs in boundaries to India's 114, but they played out 38 more dot balls

12-May-2007•S Rajesh

Passing on county lore

Michael Billington reviews Tom Cartwright - The Flame Still Burns by Stephen Chalke

12-May-2007•Michael Billington

'I just thought I had nothing to lose'

Andrew McGlashan talks to Mal Loye about his experiences in Australia, being dumped for the World Cup and how he is now focussed purely on Lancashire

11-May-2007•Andrew McGlashan

Sloppiness taints India win

Though India beat Bangladesh, the win was marred by sloppiness in the field, in sapping conditions. It is a series being played at the wrong time, in the wrong place, argues Sidharth Monga

10-May-2007•Sidharth Monga in Mirpur

Dhoni won it on a leg, a prayer and a partner

Dhoni and Karthik played sensible cricket, avoiding the big shots and toughing it out in relentless weather and against physical pain

10-May-2007•Sidharth Monga in Mirpur

Doing it in singles

Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Dinesh Karthik added 107 for the sixth wicket, of which 52 runs came in singles

10-May-2007•S Rajesh and HR Gopalakrishna

In his pomp, at the Ashes

Gideon Haigh's latest collection showcases a fine writer at the top of his game says Chandrahas Choudhury

07-May-2007•Haigh's latest collection showcases a fine writer at the top of his game. By Chandrahas Choudhury

A six to start, and was Gilchrist's squash ball legal?

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricket

07-May-2007•Steven Lynch

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