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A sizzling opening combination and a power-packed middle order, to go with crafty spinners and parsimonious pacers make up the XI

Where do the increasingly blurred lines of an elite sporting event and "cricketainment" - the league's slogan, here - divide?

Dilruwan Perera claimed another five-wicket haul to cap a successful series with the ball - not that you'd know it

Attacking legspin, allied to an attacking fast bowler, and even an attacking short-leg fielder. There's much to admire as England's Test team finds its bearings

In a country where being a Test specialist is usually seen as a hazard, Taijul Islam could have very easily slipped through the cracks. Thankfully for Bangladesh, he didn't

The lack of partnerships at the top and in the middle order hurt the visiting side in the first Test, and they'll need to change their approach to the turning ball

Stats highlights from day three of the Bangladesh-West Indies Test in Chattogram

Ahead of the Women's World T20 final between Australia and England, we introduce the 22 probable players who will face off on Saturday night in Antigua

The two teams with the best domestic T20 competitions have made the final of the Women's T20 World Cup. No surprises there

Specialist T20 spin-bowling coach Carl Crowe talks about how controlling scoring is key in the shortest format, and about how he helped remodel Sunil Narine's action

India punted on youth, but it backfired spectacularly on a tough surface where Raj's experience could've been valuable

A nervous Nayeem said that nobody from his family was at the ground but, of course, his first cricket coach, Mominul Haque, was

Mominul Haque struck his sixth century in eight Tests at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium on Thursday. By Bangladesh's standards, that is good enough to get the stadium named after him

Joe Root's men are in sight of a memorable series whitewash in Sri Lanka, but can their recent failings be forgotten that quickly?

Australia's newest Test opener had to switch states, even though that meant leaving Justin Langer's Western Australia, to succeed in first-class cricket

For the 20-year-old Australia slow left-armer, it's about sticking to her plans under attack and pressing on

West Indies' pace attack destroyed them at home and though conditions in the subcontinent will be different, Bangladesh need to sort out this weakness to have any chance of winning

Barring injury, Australia's bowling attack and wicketkeeper are nailed on for the first Test against India but the same can't be said about the top order

Ian Bell, who last played for England in 2015, proved to be a surprise pick, while Shahid Afridi found a new home and Brendon McCullum was overlooked