Matches (18)

AUS vs SA (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

CPL (2)

Top End T20 (3)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

One-Day Cup (7)

(18.4/50 ov) 98/3

AUS

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Schedule Report Series

INA-W

299

AUA-W

(30.2 ov) 108/4

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Schedule Series

Analysis

Not the Sabina of old

The pitch was slow and turning, unlike in Tests here in the past. But it gave up a memorable batting performance like it has several times before

05-Feb-2009•Tony Cozier

The converted opener settles in

By opening with Dilshan, Sri Lanka are hoping to recapture the glory days when Sanath Jayasuriya and Romesh Kaluwitharana indulged themselves against the new ball

05-Feb-2009•Sriram Veera in Colombo

Sachin helped me decode Mendis - Yuvraj

Yuvraj Singh reveals how he tackled Ajantha Mendis after his nightmare series against him Sri Lanka last year

04-Feb-2009•Sriram Veera in Colombo

Sri Lanka's bowlers give it away

How wide is the gulf between victory and defeat in a one-sided ODI? Today, its width was determined by the difference in the quality of bowling between India and Sri Lanka during the Powerplay overs

03-Feb-2009•Sriram Veera in Colombo

Dhoni seeks clarity of thought

01-Feb-2009•Sriram Veera in Colombo

Of lines and great lengths

How thin is the line between victory and loss in an ODI game? It's the line that separated Ishant Sharma and Thilina Kandamby on Saturday at the R Premadasa Stadium

01-Feb-2009•Sriram Veera in Colombo

The Indian machine looks well-oiled

30-Jan-2009•Sriram Veera in Colombo

Sri Lanka's struggles stem from Jayawardene

There isn't a notice on the Sri Lankan dressing-room door but if there was one, it would read: 'If you find the old Mahela Jayawardene please return. We need him. Desperately'

28-Jan-2009•Sriram Veera in Dambulla

Searching for the path to perfection

Two teams with fairly impressive recent ODI records face off as they search for the perfect combination

27-Jan-2009•Sriram Veera in Dambulla

Dravid returns to reliable ways

Rahul Dravid played the sort of knock that made him the world's most bankable batsman a few years ago, displaying the confidence, ease and solidity that were once second nature to him

24-Jan-2009•Siddarth Ravindran

A terrible day at the office

Perhaps it was just that the shock of it was too much, but Shoaib Malik's press conference after Pakistan's heaviest defeat (in terms of runs) was surprisingly - and happily - free of rancour

24-Jan-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Lahore

Seamers shine in spinners' shadow

The only thing better than defeating opponents is crushing them. And the only thing better than that is to do so at their own game

24-Jan-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Lahore

Akmal unworthy of selection

Nothing illustrates more aptly the emptiness of whatever method and merit there is to Pakistan's current thinking than the continued selection of Kamran Akmal as a first-choice wicketkeeper

24-Jan-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Lahore

Both sides of Sreesanth

Sreesanth's first bowling stint in the spotlight since last year's IPL was a typically entertaining mix of the sublime and the surreal

23-Jan-2009•Siddarth Ravindran at the Chinnaswamy Stadium

Carefree Karthik bludgeons Central Zone

Karthik's 113-ball 153 at the Chinnaswamy Stadium that bumped Central Zone from being front-runners to playing catch-up; from 86 for 6, South Zone rocketed along to a more-than-acceptable 290 for 8 by the time he was dismissed

22-Jan-2009•Siddarth Ravindran at Chinnaswamy Stadium

Another wow from Rao

Is it sacrilegious to suggest that what Pakistan needs more of is a Rao Iftikhar Anjum and less of the flash that we've become accustomed to? Rao is as far removed from the bling of Pakistan's pace lineage as is possible.

20-Jan-2009•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Up close and jovial

Sriram Veera watches the Ranji Trophy final come to end, from up close

17-Jan-2009•Sriram Veera

The bravest man in world cricket

South Africa own the bravest man in world cricket, but having Graeme Smith was not enough to secure the most dramatic of draws

07-Jan-2009•Peter English at the SCG

Dead-rubber syndrome hits SA

South Africa have done some fabulous impersonations of previous Australian teams while winning this series, but over the past four days they have also copied the dead-rubber syndrome that afflicted sides led by Steve Waugh and Mark Taylor

06-Jan-2009•Peter English at the SCG

Time for Marshall to be a 'big man'

Xavier has the makings of the star player West Indies cricket sorely needs but it comes with a volatile temperament not uncommon to those blessed with a touch of genius

06-Jan-2009•Tony Cozier

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Analysis

Shashank Kishore

Andrew McGlashan

Valkerie Baynes

Mohammad Isam

Steven Lynch