Matches (18)

CPL (2)

Men's Hundred (3)

Women's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

One-Day Cup (8)

STKNP

133/9

ABF

(19.4/20 ov, T:134) 137/3

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Schedule Table Report Series

MO-M

109/7

BP-M

(83/100 balls, T:110) 113/3

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Schedule Table Report Series

Analysis

Uncertain Kaneria fails to make his mark

It was a day begging for the spinners to take control. Yet Pakistan's most experienced Test player, and their premier slow bowler, failed to rise to the occasion

29-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Trent Bridge

Taking away the Don's records

Plays of the Day from the fourth day of the SSC Test between Sri Lanka and India

29-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga at the SSC

Raina's convincing first step

Suresh Raina's century on Test debut was hard earned and richly deserved, but tougher tests await for India's most promising emerging batsman

29-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga at the SSC

Different strokes, similar result

Virender Sehwag's innings are exhilarating while Sachin Tendulkar's batting is more calculated. Both of them played their part to lead India's fightback

28-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga at the SSC

Batsman Sangakkara remains a stylist

In either liking or hating the captain, the statesman, the keeper with the irritating shouts, we tend to forget the reason why we liked Sangakkara in the first place

27-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga at the SSC

Lefties loot India

Having no answers for Sri Lanka's left-hand batsmen has been at the heart of India's problems

26-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga at the SSC

Déjà vu for inexperienced Pakistan

Ominously for Pakistan this Test is following the same trend as the Sydney match in the first week of the year

22-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Headingley

Malinga's marvellous comeback

Muttiah Muralitharan's farewell and 800th wicket dominated the Galle Test, but Lasith Malinga's contribution to Sri Lanka's victory was critical

22-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Galle

Murali's romanticised farewell

He needed eight wickets, it came down to the final one of the innings, and the catch was taken by his favourite slip catcher. Perhaps it was all contrived to end this way

22-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Galle

When defensive is offensive

Virender Sehwag has eliminated many weaknesses from his batting. But the most innocuous of weaknesses, getting out to defensive fields, stays

21-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Galle

Fiery Ishant interrupts normal service

The working over Ishant Sharma gave the Sri Lankan batsmen in the first session might not mean much in terms of a result but it was riveting to watch

20-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Galle

Patience is a missing virtue

The talent is there in the Pakistan line-up, but if the team is to compete it has to learn very quickly about the demands of Test cricket

16-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

Watson's surprising honour

He began in the middle order before finding his place as an opening batsman, but on the second day at Lord's it was all about his bowling

14-Jul-2010•Brydon Coverdale at Lord's

Pakistan's young batsmen need a guiding hand

The inexperience of the batting line-up was always likely to be Pakistan's major problem and on a cloudy day at Lord's they came unstuck

14-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

Mendis responds to Test snub in style

He may have lacked the accuracy shown in the 2008 series, but Ajantha Mendis has made a strong case for an early recall to the Test side

14-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Colombo

Asif toys with Australia's batsmen

Shortly before tea the opening day was running away from Pakistan, then the momentum changed in seven balls from Mohammad Asif

13-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

Indian spinners targeted and dominated

The match is not being televised, but Harbhajan Singh will know how desperately he is needed when he is told of how ineffective the bowling was

13-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Colombo

It's just not Sreesanth's time

Try as he might to sound philosophical about it, Sreesanth couldn't hide his disappointment after being forced to miss the Test series because of an injury

12-Jul-2010•Sidharth Monga in Colombo

Afridi's spirit the difference for Pakistan

There was no drama. No last minute dash past the tape. Instead it was a compelling performance from a confident team led by a spirited leader

06-Jul-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi at Edgbaston

The beauty of the 50-over game

The see-sawing battle between England and Australia was a fine advertisement of the nuances of 50-over cricket

27-Jun-2010•Brydon Coverdale at Old Trafford

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Analysis

Alex Malcolm

Danyal Rasool

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Andrew Miller

Sidharth Monga