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A tale of two hundreds

There were two lead stars in the first one-day international between India and West Indies and once their roles ended the plots unravelled fast

19-May-2006•George Binoy

Numbers point to India

West Indies hold a 46-30 advantage in all ODIs, but one look at the current form and you'd have to put your money on India to triumph in the five-match series which starts on Thursday

17-May-2006•S Rajesh

Inattention to detail

Bodyline, the ABC-BBC drama broadcast in 1984 now available on DVD, has the rug pulled from under it by the semi-farcical action sequences, the failing of almost every film or TV show ever made about the game

17-May-2006•Martin Williamson

A tale of two local heroes

Ralph Dellor reviews Corsham's Two Test Cricketers by D.T. Smith

17-May-2006•Ralph Dellor

A Somerset collection

Ivo Tennant reviews Sixty Summers - Somerset Cricket Since The War by David Foot and Ivan Ponting

16-May-2006•Ivo Tennant

500 after following on, and seven fifties in an innings

a few notable statistical achievements from the Lord's Test, which Sri Lanka saved with an incredible second-innings performance

16-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Captain Scott and the big freeze

Simon Lister reviews Penguins Stopped Play by Harry Thompson

16-May-2006•Simon Lister

Murali loses a record, but Jayawardene gains one

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

15-May-2006•Steven Lynch

Work in progress at Sabina Park

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on the state of affairs at Sabina Park and its readiness to host the World Cup matches

14-May-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Kingston

Sri Lanka's defective Plan B

What went wrong for Sri Lanka on the first day at Lord's

12-May-2006

Not a time for spin

Spinners have only taken 6% of wickets in Lord's Tests in May

11-May-2006•S Rajesh

Staying dumb may be the best option

The Indian board's latest warning to Sehwag was totally uncalled for and reeks of double standards, writes Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

10-May-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Warne leads search for the next English spinner

After another weekend of lurid tabloid revelations, Shane Warne was back doing what he does best today - spinning a cricket ball, inspiring a group of kids, and talking up Australia's Ashes prospects

08-May-2006•Andrew Miller

Mahmood's famous cousin, and debut hat-tricks

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

08-May-2006•Steven Lynch

'I have never missed a match because of lack of fitness'

Ramesh Powar chats about offspin bowling, domestic cricket and clears up a few matters regarding his waistline

05-May-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Looking to the future

Martin Williamson reviews The Schools' Cricket Almanac 2006 and the Preparatory Schools' Cricket Almanac

02-May-2006•Martin Williamson

Dainty and USACA still under the spotlight

Deb K Das reports on his off-the-cuff survey of cricket players and administrators inside the US concerning the ICC's support for the USA Cricket Association

02-May-2006

Today Abu Dhabi ... tomorrow Dubai?

The rise of Abu Dhabi as a venue for one-day cricket is the final nail in the coffin of the Emirates' original cricket stadium, Sharjah. But even as it staged its first major international match last month, the future of the state-of-the-art Sheikh Zayed

02-May-2006•Martin Williamson

A man with seven initials, and battling brothers

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

01-May-2006•Steven Lynch

South Africa's midwinter madness

On the South African Highveld, from Bloemfontein to Johannesburg, the grass dies in the winter and it never rains. It is cold, often bitterly so. In Cape Town, by contrast, it normally rains a lot in the winter and the grass is saturated

27-Apr-2006•Neil Manthorp

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