Matches (18)

Men's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

CPL (2)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (5)

Top End T20 (4)

MO-M

98/8

TR-M

(74/100 balls, T:99) 101/3

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Schedule Table Report Series

296/8

AUS

(40.5/50 ov, T:297) 198

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Schedule Report Videos Series

Analysis

Swinging with Dale Steyn

South Africa's bowling attack has previously been criticised for its medium-paced sameness, but Dale Steyn has changed that around completely. By Ken Borland

20-Nov-2007•Ken Borland

Lee rises to the challenge

Great bowlers need to claim the important breakthroughs as well as regular hauls. In two balls Brett Lee delivered

19-Nov-2007•Peter English in Hobart

Playing for a place in the side

Both India and Pakistan made four changes each to the XI that played the fourth one-day international in Gwalior and gave opportunities to all of their reserves in the dead rubber in Jaipur. Cricinfo looks at how they impacted the game

18-Nov-2007•George Binoy in Jaipur

A hero's burden

Five visiting leaders have got centuries in Australia since 2001-02 and improved their standing. Mahela Jayawardene's stock is up, but his team remains down

18-Nov-2007•Peter English in Hobart

The difference was in the batting

Tamil Nadu's relatively inexperienced line-up was out-thought by Mumbai's bowlers and out-batted by their batsmen

17-Nov-2007•Kanishkaa Balachandran in Chennai

Murali lacks bite in record chase

Unless Muttiah Muralitharan conjures a second-innings miracle that might never happen he will leave Australia without the world record

17-Nov-2007•Peter English in Hobart

Time up for Bracewell

New Zealand's coach has presided over a dismal era, with no accountability

17-Nov-2007•Andrew McLean

Staying the same

There was no need to speculate during Jaques' display and he swung the day for Australia. Watching new players succeed is not dull, but the sceptics have a point. The more Australia change the more they stay the same

16-Nov-2007•Peter English in Hobart

Tendulkar sizzles ... and stumbles

Sachin Tendulkar has got close twice in this series, and six times this year, but that 42nd one-day hundred still eludes him

15-Nov-2007•George Binoy in Gwalior

A series lost and nothing gained

Pakistan lost the series today, to Tendulkar's majesty, but for all intents and purposes, it was the uncertainty and instability around the team since Shoaib Malik's captaincy began, that lost it for them

15-Nov-2007•Osman Samiuddin

Powar pushes the right buttons

Though brought on only in the 29th over of the innings, Tamil Nadu had run-ins with Powar long before he began to measure his run-up

15-Nov-2007•Kanishkaa Balachandran in Chennai

Malik needs a move up

The one-day series between India and Pakistan is approaching the business end. Two matches remain but Pakistan are 2-1 down

13-Nov-2007•George Binoy in Gwalior

A spin-to-win contest

The crucial difference between India and Pakistan in Kanpur was how they used and played against spinners

11-Nov-2007•Sidharth Monga in Kanpur

Playing favourites

Salman Butt, Yuvraj Singh and Mahendra Singh Dhoni were yet again successful against their favourite bowling attacks, writes Sidharth Monga

11-Nov-2007•Sidharth Monga in Kanpur

Old-fashioned Vandort proves his worth

Sri Lanka started the fourth day searching for ways to deter Australia for six sessions and the Vandort method of crease occupation was perfect

11-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Ponting attacks through Plan B

A short Test series has stirred Ricky Ponting's attacking captaincy instincts. Since taking over from Steve Waugh, Ponting has enforced the follow-on only once before today and that was in a game where rain stole large chunks

10-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Middle order runs riot

Clarke's 245-run fourth-wicket partnership with Hussey shut Sri Lanka out before Symonds landed to a home-ground welcome and showed his strength

09-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Working to a plan

The plan was for Younis and the rest of the middle order to keep the game alive till the last seven-eight overs after which Shahid Afridi would pull the finishing move

08-Nov-2007•Sidharth Monga in Mohali

Phil Jaques justifies call-up

Test days will not get a lot more difficult for Phil Jaques and he proved he could thrive.

08-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Two coaches, different routes, same destination

02-Nov-2007•Sriram Veera at the Wankhede Stadium

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Analysis

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