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Billy says get 'em driving

Australia's new bowling coach, Craig McDermott, has been drumming it into his students that they need to get the ball up there and swinging. The results are now starting to show

08-Nov-2011•Daniel Brettig

When Lawry's Australians paid it forward

Forty years ago, Australia's cricketers undertook back-to-back Test tours, just like now. If it wasn't for the shabby treatment they received back then, their modern counterparts might not have had it as good as they do

08-Nov-2011•Brydon Coverdale

Tahir bides his time

After 14 nomadic years with countless teams, South Africa's exciting new leggie finds himself on the cusp of his Test debut

07-Nov-2011•Firdose Moonda

The coach who played no first-class cricket

Somerset's Andy Hurry is a notable exception in the modern game: an amateur at the helm of a top county side

30-Oct-2011•Siddarth Ravindran

'If you play all forms of cricket, you may end up being mediocre'

Is fast bowling a dying art? Five former quicks answer questions on problems plaguing today's fast bowlers

27-Oct-2011•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

The captain who paved the way with signs

The ECB's disability award this year went to Umesh Valjee, the leader of the England deaf team. He talks about what it is like to play among the "hearing" with a handicap

17-Oct-2011•Sharda Ugra

Amla steps it up a notch

Known for his remarkable composure, the calm centre of South Africa's middle order insists there are other, more colourful, facets to his personality, and game

13-Oct-2011•Firdose Moonda

Resurrecting the ghost of cricket's past

Today we don't have to rely on hazy memories or other people's descriptions of the game's history. We can just log on to YouTube

02-Oct-2011•Sam Blackledge

No teeth, no problem

A month after a horrific accident where a ball smashed into his face, Keegan Meth is back playing first-class cricket

02-Oct-2011•Firdose Moonda

'My focus was on how I was going to score off every ball'

Mahela Jayawardene's recent fourth-innings hundred in Galle was one for the ages, produced over nearly four hours in conditions favouring the bowling side. He looks back at what went into the knock

29-Sep-2011•As told to Daniel Brettig

'T&T could go its own way'

The side's inspirational captain looks at the possibility of a potential breakaway from the West Indies

27-Sep-2011•Interview by Abhishek Purohit

The fires Srinivasan must fight

He takes over as the BCCI president at a time when the board is fighting legal and political battles, and the team is slipping through the rankings

26-Sep-2011•Tariq Engineer

Who is Kim Littlejohn?

New Zealand hope a man who brought professionalism to lawn bowls in Australia can do the same to the selection process in cricket

22-Sep-2011•Brydon Coverdale

'Being out of the game made us even more hungry'

Hamilton Masakadza wants to turn his talent into a meaningful career now that Zimbabwe are back. But if that doesn't work out, he has his education to fall back on

22-Sep-2011•Firdose Moonda

Eyeing the orange future

Cricket has survived for hundreds of years in the Netherlands - if not exactly thrived. The current board is hoping to change that, with some help from across the channel

18-Sep-2011•Liam Brickhill

The eternal squatter

After more than 20 years on the county circuit, Paul Nixon is leaving the game on a high

29-Aug-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi

Lyon learns from his mentor's mistakes

Mark Higgs made it to the fringes of the Australian team a decade ago, before fading away. Now he's understanding more about what went wrong as he guides Nathan Lyon to the big league

27-Aug-2011•Daniel Brettig

'The BCCI thought India would just turn up and do well'

Ian Chappell, Kiran More, Aakash Chopra and Venkatesh Prasad look at five areas of concern India need to address

25-Aug-2011•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

At the Olympics, with plastic bats

So you think cricket featured in the Olympics just the once? In a certain Shropshire town's version of the event it's been the star of the show for 125 years now

20-Aug-2011•Liam Herringshaw

Cricket's secular feast day

Boxing Day at the MCG is one of cricket's grand traditions. For some it's about being at the cricket, for some the Long Room, for some drinking themselves silly, for others a time with family

09-Aug-2011•Greg Baum

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