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Adam's eyes

I love the emotion on Adam Gilchrist's face in this photo. It adds to the picture that he is still wearing his sweaty whites, his baggy green and his inner gloves

25-Feb-2013•Hamish Blair

The Don's stylish signature

Few could match Sir Donald Bradman’s batting but it looks like his signature - as valuable, in monetary terms, on the auction floor - is far easier to copy

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Bhutan’s stamp of approval

Buddhism, monasteries and trekking are what you’d associate with Bhutan

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

How soon a Russian Premier League?

While the Chinese have embraced cricket and espouse aspirations of beating India in a Test, their geopolitical rivals to the north are yet to come to grips with the strange sport

25-Feb-2013•Siddhartha Talya

The secret behind Langer's intensity?

When Jock Campbell, physical trainer of the Australian team led by Steve Waugh, was asked who the most intense player in that team was, his answer was simple - Justin Langer

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Eleven XIs

Compiling XI's has always been a cricket fan's pastime

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Cricket's casanovas

In keeping with the topic of cricket and sex, it's time to look back at the game's more legendary gossip makers, whose off-field exploits gained as much attention as their stats and figures on the field

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Cheers to Gazza

While on a commentary stint in Sri Lanka, Mike Haysman caught up with an old friend he hadn't seen in years; someone who has carried himself extremely well in a demanding job; a "likeable and unflappable personality" who "possesses a backbone of

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Dhoni 'fails' the test

This is one Test that Mahendra Singh Dhoni hasn't yet mastered

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

<i>A bravo pair</i> for Ravi Bopara

Adam Leventhal goes on an anagram spree in his blog on the Sky Sports website, and comes up with a few gems with regard to player names

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Cycling to the Ashes

While thousands of England fans will fly across the world to support their team during the 2010-11 Ashes, one enthusiast is taking a longer route

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

'Swollen' Younis isn't making this up

Sportsmen can serve up an infinite number of excuses to skip a match, or a scheduled meeting with the media

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

High on speed

He may own a Hummer (among other cars) and a Harley Davidson (among other bikes), but MS Dhoni, India’s captain, apparently enjoyed the “ride of his life” in a Mitsubishi Lancer Cedia at a car rally in Bangalore.

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Lily drops in for lunch

While there is no shortage of what some would refer to as seasoned celebrity fans, cricket needs a few more young faces

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

The win, the dance

A team of eunuchs has beaten a team of professional cricketers in what is believed to be the first match involving a side completely made up of eunuchs

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

And thus spoke Kapil

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

A new high for former Indian players

The 'Top of Europe' five-over match between India and an All-Star team from England at the highest accessible point in Europe – in Interlaken, Switzerland - resulted in the former prevailing by four runs

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Tweetbreak, a thing of the future?

Phillip Hughes and Chris Gayle may have set a precedent for international cricketers to stay directly in touch with fans through Twitter

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Ex-players hitting peak form?

As cricket scales newer heights, 14 former international players, including five Test captains, will make a comeback of sorts at the Bernese Alps in Jungfraujoch, Switzerland, Europe's highest altitude railway station

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Twins make switch

The Waugh brothers are probably the most famous twins to play cricket, but at least you could tell them apart

25-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

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