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Schools give South Africa the edge

Higher standards in grassroots cricket, and warmer weather, are two vital advantages South Africa has over England

31-Jul-2012•Will Hawkes

In Dolly's footsteps

Chips off the old block, Basil D'Oliveira's son Damian and grandson Brett have made it three generations of the family that have played for Worcestershire

30-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

How Rajshahi got their groove on

For the last four years, Bangladesh's first-class tournament has been won by a side not from Chittagong or Dhaka

28-Jul-2012•Mohammad Isam

James Kirtley's ecstasy and agony

For one Test in the summer of 2003 against South Africa, he was golden. Then everything went pear-shaped

27-Jul-2012•Tanya Aldred

Citius, Altius... Maximus

In a year when London hosts the Olympics, we look at first-class cricketers who represented Great Britain in the Games

22-Jul-2012•Martin Williamson

The Takashinga way

The commitment of its players and coaches is helping the Zimbabwe club that produced several national players find its feet again

22-Jul-2012•Liam Brickhill

If you build it, they might come

Hambantota's shiny new stadium may have been built at great cost but getting to it and finding accommodation in the vicinity is a struggle for the fans

21-Jul-2012•Kanishkaa Balachandran

The big one double oh

Hundredth Tests used to be no great shakes; they then became all the rage, and now they're back to being ho-hum again

19-Jul-2012•Sidharth Monga

Nightwatchman? No thanks

With South Africa in trouble and Flintoff looking menacing at Headingley in 2008, it was a fine time for Ashwell Prince to find himself at the top of his game

18-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

Rhino's breakthrough

England and South Africa went to Leeds in 1998 with the series square and one to play. Nice time for a local hero to make his presence felt

16-Jul-2012•Nagraj Gollapudi

One-sixty in Singapore

There is a huge amount of interest in cricket in the city state, where the game has been around for over a century and a half. With some more funds, it could become a serious contender among ICC Associates

14-Jul-2012•Richard Browne

'This tour could be the stuff of legend'

Former England and current South Africa bowling coach Allan Donald runs the rule over the bowling line-ups of both sides

13-Jul-2012•Interview by George Dobell

Ten at Lord's

A famous win for South Africa was doubly special for Makhaya Ntini, who became the first bowler from his country to take ten at the ground

11-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

'I may have thought too much about the game but that's who I was'

For Rahul Dravid, analysing his cricket and working his weaknesses out methodically was a way of making up for his relative lack of conventional talent

09-Jul-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

'England should have people who want to win'

Paul Nixon liked to think he was pushing the boundary every time he played. And it hurt him when he found the management didn't appreciate his efforts

08-Jul-2012•Jon Culley

Meet the agent

As more and more money flows into the game, managing players has taken on more importance than ever before

07-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

'You need to want to stick it out when times are tough'

Now on his third Test tour of England as captain, Graeme Smith reflects on the achievements of 2003 and 2008

05-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

'Jonty Rhodes: not just a fielder'

At Lord's in 1998, he repaid the faith his captain placed in his batting with a match-winning hundred

03-Jul-2012•Firdose Moonda

'We are known as the cricket capital of the USA'

The mayor of Lauderhill, which is hosting two T20s between West Indies and New Zealand, is a cricket fan. Who better as an evangelist for the game in America?

01-Jul-2012•Peter Della Penna

When White Lightning hit Iron Mike

For Allan Donald, the draw at Old Trafford in 1998 felt like a gut-wrenching loss

26-Jun-2012•Firdose Moonda

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