Features

Out-thought and outplayed

Sri Lanka have been out-thought and then outplayed by India and the stats tell the tale

13-Nov-2005•George Binoy

Sri Lanka facing unknown territory

With the bold axing of Sanath Jayasuriya, Sri Lankan cricket finds itself in uncharted territory. Charlie Austin investigates

11-Nov-2005•Charlie Austin

Two bites of the cherry

With England's cricket team suddenly fashionable again, their tour of Pakistan offers a chance to assess how far the growing Asian population in the UK have been integrated into British society and what role cricket plays in this

10-Nov-2005•Daniel Brigham

Trial by spin

Slow tracks, knee-high balls, a steady diet of spin - these are some of the conditions England will probably have to conquer to walk away with their second consecutive series victory in Pakistan

10-Nov-2005•S Rajesh

Glossing over the gasholder

Will Luke reviews The Oval: Reflections by David Norrie

09-Nov-2005•Will Luke

Dhoni's epic innings, and a Melbourne triple

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

07-Nov-2005•Steven Lynch

A shot in the arm

Sunday's win for Sri Lanka came too late for this series but a turnaround was utterly essential before December's Test series

06-Nov-2005•Sri Lanka view by Charlie Austin

'West Indies cricket is my life'

To seek enlightenment from West Indies captain Shivnarine Chanderpaul, one must learn to interpret silence, action, body language and history

06-Nov-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

Astle the matchwinner

More than anything else, Astle has been a matchwinner for New Zealand: he averages 55.46 in victories, and just 21.60 in defeats

04-Nov-2005•Cricinfo staff

An Aussie fortress

Australia haven't lost a Test at Brisbane since November 1988, winning 11 out of their last 16

02-Nov-2005•S Rajesh

A hundred for McGrath, and a near-miss for Tendulkar

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

31-Oct-2005•Steven Lynch

Swinging times for Pathan

Irfan Pathan has been one of the crucial cogs in India's winning wheel, but Anand Vasu warns against placing too many expectations at Pathan's feet

29-Oct-2005•Anand Vasu in Delhi

A time for introspection

Sri Lanka have slipped to a new level of incompetence and India are on the rise. For me, the disturbing signals are from seniors

29-Oct-2005•Arjuna Ranatunga

Moody's men face test of character

Sri Lanka knew that touring India would be tough but not this tough.

28-Oct-2005•Charlie Austin

India's Supersub faux pas

The Supersub rule has now been part of one-day cricket for about three months, but teams clearly haven't yet understood how to exploit this rule to the maximum

28-Oct-2005•S Rajesh

The prince gears up for a special debut

As Yuvraj Singh geared up for his first ever one-dayer at his home ground, he spoke to Anand Vasu about the challenges ahead

28-Oct-2005•Anand Vasu in Mohali

The Stanford Plan

Packaged within a budget of US$ 28 million, Allen Stanford's five-week tournament offers a million dollar first prize from a total prize structure of US$2,115,000

27-Oct-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

Behind the Stanford Plan

American Allen Stanford is going to find his likeness to Australian Kerry Packer even more pronounced as oppositional forces gather momentum

27-Oct-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

Hot property

Stuart Clark is trying to downgrade his previous life as a real estate agent from a full-time job to a hobby

25-Oct-2005•Peter English

India start as statistical underdogs

On head-to-head form, Sri Lanka clearly have the upper hand, India however, are playing at home; an advantage they haven't made the best use of in recent times

24-Oct-2005•George Binoy

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