Matches (14)

SA20 (3)

ILT20 (2)

The Ashes (1)

BPL (2)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

IND-W vs SL-W (2)

Analysis

Flight problems not helping West Indies cricket

The inadequacy of air transport has added to the woes of the current state of the game in the West Indies

30-Mar-2008•Tony Cozier

India surrender after Virender

India needed to show some initiative towards building a big lead, declare their intent and go for a win; Virender Sehwag went early and the rest paled in comparison when it came to setting the agenda

29-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

Bad umpiring decisions not to blame

West Indies have too many problems of their own making to even bother about protesting against a few umpiring decisions, says Fazeer Mohammed

28-Mar-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

Tendulkar returns to favourite haunt

On the Chennai surface that offers true bounce and assists spin, Tendulkar has thrived. It's no wonder that he has always maintained that it's one of his favourite grounds

25-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

A tournament without inspiration

The MTN Domestic Championship, the major one-day tournament in South African domestic cricket, has been a rather sorry affair right from the start

16-Mar-2008•Keith Lane

Broad benefits from tough start

England had a poor day in the field, but still finished within touching distance of levelling the series in Wellington as the bowlers put in a fine effort with Stuart Broad playing a key role

16-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Wellington

James Anderson, a mouse who's beginning to roar

When you watch James Anderson bowl as he did today - with pace, panache, confidence and intense skill - you throw your arms to the heavens and wonder where he's been for the past five years

14-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Wellington

England find their free spirit

For a period during the afternoon session it looked as though England were heading out the series, but then their new wicketkeeper - Tim Ambrose - stood up with a fine attacking innings to shift the momentum

13-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Wellington

Gayle goes overboard in criticism of umpires

Fazeer Mohammed on Chris Gayle's criticism of the umpires after Jamaica's 13-run loss to Barbados in a Carib Beer Series match

12-Mar-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

How the teams stack up - II

11-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Vaughan faces his toughest battle

England's 189-run defeat in Hamilton leaves them at their lowest point of Michael Vaughan's captaincy and there are precious few signs that they are capable of turning their form around

09-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Hamilton

Blind to reality

The reality is that, despite all of the ego massaging and bigging up marketing campaigns ahead of the series, West Indies are expected to struggle anyway against Sri Lanka and then against Australia

07-Mar-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

New Zealand begin to believe

Two late wickets were reward for New Zealand's application - particularly that of Chris Martin whose wiry frame belied an extra yard of zip that none of England's bowlers could replicate (least of all Steve Harmison). But perhaps more significantly, the b

06-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Hamilton

Passing the toughest test

Cricinfo looks at six Indian players touring Australia for the first time, who came through with their reputations enhanced

05-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

The victory of the lambs

How fitting that India's one-day triumph came exactly two months after the third day of the acrimonious Sydney Test, the eruption from where the series never recovered

05-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Harmison running out of excuses

England produced a whole-hearted effort in the field on the opening day against New Zealand in Hamilton, apart from one man.

05-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Hamilton

Praveen succeeds by keeping it simple

India had gone into the second final without Ishant Sharma but any doubts over the potency of their attack were dispelled by Praveen's understated brilliance

04-Mar-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi at the Gabba

Jaded and searching for inspiration

In a summer of such discontent it is a result that will rankle the Australians for years, but the hosts were outplayed by a superior team in almost every aspect

04-Mar-2008•Peter English at the Gabba

Right on the ball

Despite having a small target to defend and not being backed up in the field, India's U-19 bowlers turned in a magnificent performance

04-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

Been there, done that, won that

India's bowlers waited until the last opportunity and ensured that the magnificent work put it over two weeks in Kuala Lumpur was not undone because of three hours of poor batting

02-Mar-2008•George Binoy in Kuala Lumpur

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Analysis

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