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Offbreaks pitching on the straight, and whizzing past a batter's ears, on occasion - that's not just tricky, these are serious warning signs. It's about to get mad

Jadeja dominated England's batters, Axar disrupted their spinners. It added up to a fine match-winning combination in Nagpur, but what if they have to pick between them at the Champions Trophy?

Sale will hasten march of global franchise circuit, but should also safeguard county finances despite divisive process

A look at Karunaratne's Test career ahead of his 100th match in the format, after which he is set to retire

The many components that are taken into account to devise a historical Test Championship League

Allrounder reveals details of phone call with Brendon McCullum as he plots international recall

Eight years after selling everything he owned and moving to New Zealand to rekindle his career, he is back at the place where it all began

And does Varun Chakravarthy have the best bowling figures in a losing cause in T20Is?

The Afghanistan wristspinner gave no indication that he would become this good early on. But now he stands at the pinnacle

The Sri Lanka opener looks back on some of the most memorable moments in his career and ahead to his team's future in Test cricket

With India having played no ODI cricket since August, they will be looking to find a few answers in the upcoming series against England

A look at some of the takeaways from the men's and women's Super Smash that ended with Central Stags and Wellington Blaze winning respective titles

The only gap in their line-up is bowlers with the ability to hit sixes, and that's something they might have to live with for the moment

An ego-free, hard-working opening batter will be playing his 100th Test match this week. And he might be one of the very last of his kind

England went down 4-1 in Brendon McCullum's first series in charge of the white-ball side. Alan Gardner was joined by Matt Roller and Vish Ehantharajah pick through the pieces

You can put it down to his high-risk, high-reward approach - which Gambhir endorses - and you can put it down to the high-pace attack he was facing. But saying Samson has a problem on the pull is quite a leap

He played 113 Tests between his last two domestic first-class matches, putting him comfortably on top of a list that includes Wasim Akram, Saeed Anwar and many others

The former England Test captain is not the first name you think of when white-ball cricket comes to mind, but he's still a force in the shorter formats

The third season of the competition has been another success but it hasn't quite been a run-fest