Touring

The debate over discipline versus winning at all costs

Australia must walk the fine line between enforcing discipline while staying true to their 'win-at-all-costs' attitude

14-Mar-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Shut out the Ashes talk

n the Guardian, Mike Selvey analyses England's problems at the start of an overseas series

12-Mar-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Reluctant but brave

Indian fans knew little about the internal issues dogging Australia on their 1979 tour but, although they were to succumb over the course of a long, draining series, the likes of Kim Hughes and Allan Border left their mark

11-Mar-2013•Samir Chopra

Bradman on film, in Canada

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia has released previously unseen footage of "The Don" playing on a privately organised tour of Canada in 1932

25-Feb-2013•Alan Gardner

England begin on amateurish note

Four men are hired to save a rich rancher's wife in Mexico. The rancher picks four people with particular skills to form the ultimate team

25-Feb-2013•Jarrod Kimber

The South Africa night parade

In Japan they have a particular set of monsters called Yokai. These monsters can be anything from a small boy who carries tofu to a demon hag

25-Feb-2013•Jarrod Kimber

No second teams anymore

There was a time during the India-SA game when I really suspected that someone was making SA flags out the back of the Prema and selling them for a few rupees

25-Feb-2013•Jarrod Kimber

The biggest cricket fan in India

My first trip to India to cover cricket was in 2006. I went as a freelance photographer and that meant for the most part I had to try and shoot photos from positions away from the agency photographers

25-Feb-2013•Philip Brown

Bullseye

I was really fortunate to be asked to go to the 2011 World Cup in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. I was away from home for almost seven weeks

25-Feb-2013•Philip Brown

What's in a Suriname? George Bailey's visa

No cricketer can have gone to more extraordinary lengths to secure an India visa for the IPL than Chennai's George Bailey

25-Feb-2013•Daniel Brettig

An inviting university town

Besides good stories, one of the resources journalists treasure most is time

25-Feb-2013•Firdose Moonda

Here lie Trumper and Fingleton

Waverley Cemetery in the Bronte suburb in Sydney is a picturesque and peaceful resting place

25-Feb-2013•Sidharth Monga

Tales of the Don

Neil Dansie was one of the last men to see Don Bradman get out from 22 yards away

25-Feb-2013•Sidharth Monga

The cricketers' chef

It is the high point of India's ugly tour of Australia four years ago. The teams have landed in Perth. Before the Test, they go for their respective group dinners. Turns out they are both looking to eat at Gogo's Madras Curry.

25-Feb-2013•Sidharth Monga

The perils of being an England fan

It may have taken over two weeks but we have finally witnessed an English victory in the Emirates

25-Feb-2013•Richard Kemp

Matty or Trotty?

The last few days summed up why I watch the England side abroad. Not only has the cricket picked up from an English point of view, but perhaps more importantly there is also a feeling in the air that the tour has finally started.

25-Feb-2013•Richard Kemp

Abu Dhabi: plenty to do

It's the eve of the second Test and I cannot wait for it to start.

25-Feb-2013•Richard Kemp

India never cultivated aggression, even when they were No.1

Nothing has surprised me more than the defences mounted of Dhoni's tactics in Wellington and Dominica

25-Feb-2013•Samir Chopra

The upside of a three-day finish

If I am honest with myself I secretly hoped the Dubai Test would be wrapped up inside four days

25-Feb-2013•Richard Kemp

A tribute to a cricket lover

In Dubai the feeling among the several dozen stalwart England supporters was slightly different to the usual "let's act like a child on Christmas day morning because we are watching Test cricket abroad again" syndrome that I've become accustomed to over t

25-Feb-2013•Richard Kemp

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