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BBL (1)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

ILT20 (2)

155/8

(18.1/20 ov, T:156) 161/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

SL-W

128/9

IND-W

(11.5/20 ov, T:129) 129/3

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Schedule Report Series

Comment

He's weird, he's wonderful, he's Wagner

The recently retired New Zealand fast bowler's contribution lay in how he short-circuited Test bowling

01-Mar-2024•Andrew Fidel Fernando

India vs England has been a tale of two very good captains

Rohit Sharma has led inspiringly and with tactical skill. Stokes is aggressive but has a task on his hands

24-Feb-2024•Ian Chappell

Stokes at 100: England's field marshal quantifies the unquantifiable

Stokes' retreat from day-to-day miracle-making enhances his status in a team that might otherwise still be in thrall

14-Feb-2024•Andrew Miller

How Bazball alters one of the fundamental truths of Test cricket

The genius of England's approach is that it takes the traditional consequences of dismissal out of the equation

14-Feb-2024•Sambit Bal

Ben Stokes' positive aggression is England's new mantra for success

The captain has empowered his team to go for victory from the first ball, and it shows in the confidence of its young bowlers and batters

11-Feb-2024•Ian Chappell

Technique is the greatest weapon against the short-pitched delivery

For players at both ends, the bouncer is a test of their cricketing abilities

28-Jan-2024•Ian Chappell

David Teeger dismissal cuts across South African politics

Pro-Israel comments from former Under-19 captain draw CSA into choppy waters

15-Jan-2024•Firdose Moonda

Why aren't we making a bigger deal of the slow pace of play in Test cricket?

Bazball is all well and good but the five-day game takes up far too much time unnecessarily

14-Jan-2024•Ian Chappell

What is a bad pitch?

The track at Newlands, and the cricket it produced, was like something from the 1800s, leading to mayhem in the middle and exaggeration in the analysis

05-Jan-2024•Mark Nicholas

A wicket-taking bowler like Cummins is a batter's nightmare and captain's pride

Trusting the process is all well and good but the ability to deliver when good batters are attacking is what separates fast-bowling greats from the herd

31-Dec-2023•Ian Chappell

Elgar's retirement draws curtains on a 'certain era' of South African cricket

His place in the side coincided with South African Test success, and his personality always made him stand out

22-Dec-2023•Firdose Moonda

David Warner's value to Australia is unquestionable

As an ever-aggressive opener, he has given his side an advantage to capitalise on more often than not

17-Dec-2023•Ian Chappell

What lies beneath Sri Lanka cricket's convoluted suspension saga?

The ICC's suspension of the SLC is ostensibly to set cricket right in the country, but layers of political intrigue and power plays underpin the crisis

12-Dec-2023•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Pat Cummins has proved once again why he was always the best choice for captain

His bowling, inspirational leadership, and fearlessness in taking a stand on issues he is passionate about make him one of the greats of the modern game

03-Dec-2023•Ian Chappell

India's heartbreak is most poignant in the dashed hopes of Rohit Sharma and Rahul Dravid

For the team's captain and coach, it was their last, best shot at the biggest prize in the game. Being thwarted at the very end will have been shattering for their team and them

20-Nov-2023•Sambit Bal

This World Cup belongs to the side that can hold its nerve when the opponent attacks

The final is a delicious prospect. If it is competitive, it could be a cliffhanger

19-Nov-2023•Ian Chappell

Inevitable but unpredictable, India and Australia have been two trains on a collision course

The two powerhouses of 21st-century cricket were tipped to meet in this year's World Cup final, and they made it there in contrasting styles

18-Nov-2023•Sambit Bal

Who's the greatest ODI batter of them all? Two contenders come to mind

Virat Kohli is the perfect run machine - a product of obsession and sacrifice. Does anyone else compare?

16-Nov-2023•Mark Nicholas

Unapologetically yours, Virat Kohli

As India's greatest sportsman since Tendulkar goes where no cricketer has gone before, he's done it in a way that's uniquely, inimitably his own

15-Nov-2023•Anirudh Menon

In South Africa's quest for the future, there's no room for heartbreaks of the past

No other team carries the baggage South Africa do in World Cups, but they must shrug it off it before they face Australia in the semi-final

14-Nov-2023•Mark Nicholas

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