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Over the past year, Peter has emerged as a leader of Australia's Test bowling attack. This transformation is all the more remarkable for its modest beginnings in Sri Lanka, when he was dropped from the team

The Western Australia keeper-batsman hopes to revive his international career, this time with New Zealand

An American writer gets swept up in the foaming excitement of the World Twenty20

Mahela Jayawardene is in touch with his country's troubled past but is also the face of a brighter future

On a remote Croatian island, cricket is thriving alongside vineyards, and sometimes in them

A year ago they returned to Test cricket amid much optimism. Things seem to have gone downhill steadily since

In the decade or so that it has been around, how have players adapted to the rhythms of the shortest format? We asked a batsman, a spinner and a fast bowler for their views

The final part of our series on players to keep an eye on in the World Twenty20

Compared to other international batsmen, New Zealand's struggle to make their starts count

Part five of our look at players in focus at the World Twenty20 features a number of cricketers with plenty to play for

The first season of the Sri Lanka Premier League ticked a fair few boxes - mainly because few expected it would

More players who have the potential to catch your eye at the World Twenty20

In part three of our series on players who will capture your imagination in the World Twenty20, we look at two dramatic returns to international cricket

Dropped by Lancashire, and playing out the rest of the season for Somerset, Sajid Mahmood tries to stay positive and believes he still has plenty to offer

Trophy won, India's captain unwinds with Australian opponents over a game of pool

Plenty of record-holders in part two of our series on players who we expect will grab your attention in next month's World Twenty20

Cheteshwar Pujara has shown he is willing and able to take Rahul Dravid's position in India's Test batting line-up

With the World Twenty20 a month away, here's part one of our series on players who intrigue us with their potential and past performances

A hit so hard, the batsmen just kept running - a true story from the Aboriginal tour of England in 1868

Was it worth having Olympic athletes walking all over the sacred turf of Lord's a fortnight before the ground's biggest cricket event of the year? The jury's still out