Matches (14)

Men's Hundred (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (6)

CPL (1)

WF-M

137/8

MO-M

(97/100 balls, T:138) 112

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Schedule Table Report Series

AUA-W

214

INA-W

(42/50 ov, T:215) 215/7

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Schedule Series

Different Strokes

Go well, workhorses

Ealham was not quite the ideal ODI allrounder, though he did a reasonable job in his 64 appearances

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Valete - I

These were substantial careers

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Why 'they' can't do without 'us'

What the Champions Trophy has just showed us is that cricket needs these occasional global tournaments to provide a wider perspective on a game that is still only genuinely competitive amongst a handful of nations

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

Time for four-innings one-dayers

Perhaps it’s worth giving serious thought to the 4 x 25 over format that Sachin Tendulkar (and others) are expounding, to renew and regenerate the 50-over game

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

What's the point of the Champions Trophy?

It is we, the fans and supporters, who confer prestige on tournaments and series

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Why don't we like the Champions Trophy?

The Champions Trophy is the World Cup without the boring bits

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Don’t leave the Powerplay so late

Instead of viewing it as another tactic in the batting arsenal, it’s almost viewed as Devil and Saviour in the one incarnation, thereby giving it that real Jekyll & Hyde quality that confuses clear thinking

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

'Enjoying' cricket at Lord's

My companions and I agreed that enjoyment would have been entirely inappropriate, anyway

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

How do you define "class"?

What it then amounts to is class prejudice: the selectors favour those who bat like aristocrats rather than artisans – and snobbery is a recipe for decadent failure.

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Can pretty boys be ugly?

I’m sure all domestic structures have these characters who dominate the local scene but rarely sustain it on the international stage but for some reason, in England, these players seem to enjoy relatively long international careers, recalled time and

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

Wasim Akram v Imran Khan

The opening gambit is almost always the same, namely that Wasim Akram, who was once described as possessing the left arm of God, could move the ball both ways, sometimes in the same delivery

25-Feb-2013•Saad Shafqat

An aggressive makeover

What’s interesting is the tendency for commentators the world over to be far more aggressive in their analysis than in their playing days

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

The Wright road to follow

The gentleman who sat next to me on Sunday morning was also pleasantly surprised by how good Wright's bowling now is

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Old timers Twenty20 XI- Part 2

We will have a leg-spinning all-rounder as captain, but I change my mind hourly on whether it should be the great South African Aubrey Faulkner or Richie Benaud

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

A spirited move from Queensland

If captains can somehow manage those adrenalin-charged moments of high emotion and allow the batsman to get away from the square without incident, we may well avoid a host of unseemly incidents.

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

Old-timers Twenty20 - I

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Right for the wrong reasons

Playing 50-over cricket domestically in England does not do anything to train people for the international 50-over game

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Investing in England

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

Investing in Australia

25-Feb-2013•Mike Holmans

What's with the lack of ethnic players in Australia?

The nature of Australian pitches lends itself to bigger, stronger physiques dominating senior club cricket

25-Feb-2013•Michael Jeh

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