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Nine hundred from 1988

A look at every 100th Test down the years: No. 1100 to No. 1900 includes Inzamam's triple-century, Nasser's farewell, and a Cape Town Test played in May

27-Jun-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Views from the Blues' big smoke

You never know your luck in the big city that is New South Wales cricket, Nathan Hauritz says, but then you never know when you might disappear, either

27-Jun-2011•Daniel Brettig

The first thousand

A look at every 100th Test down the years: No. 1 to No. 1000 includes a match featuring the Invincibles, Holding to Boycott, and the Centenary Test

25-Jun-2011•Andrew McGlashan

BBL or the bush

If traditionalists are alarmed at Cricket Australia's new thrust on Twenty20, they'll need to get used to it. Swayed by public research findings, the board has decided to go all out to pursue new audiences

24-Jun-2011•Daniel Brettig

A rebel without a redemption song

A tragi-comic meeting with Richard "Danny Germs" Austin who returned to Jamaica after the 1983 rebel tour of South Africa and lost himself to drugs

21-Jun-2011•Sriram Veera

Going back to the grades

South Australia have been Sheffield Shield whipping boys for too long. Their new coach, Darren Berry, is confident he can change that by instilling an attacking mindset in his players

09-Jun-2011•Brydon Coverdale

A different sort of challenge

Gary Kirsten enjoyed so much success with India that the expectations from South Africa are tremendous. The new job calls for a change of approach, though

06-Jun-2011•Firdose Moonda

The spinner who thrives on pressure

R Ashwin, India's offspinner, is making a name for himself by taking on responsibility when the stakes are high

05-Jun-2011•Sriram Veera

'If they say I can't do something, I'll try to prove them wrong'

Robin Peterson has had few regular stints with the South African side despite being on the circuit for eight years now. But he hopes changing attitudes towards spin bowling will make a difference

03-Jun-2011•Firdose Moonda

Taking Africa to the next level

Increasing commercial interest and dedicated officials have helped cricket's growth in countries like Sierra Leone and Nigeria

28-May-2011•Firdose Moonda

Tigers burning bright

With Australian cricket at a low, Tasmania's model of strong results and stronger team culture stands out like a beacon

27-May-2011•Daniel Brettig

Bangalore back on track after sluggish start

The new-look Royal Challengers Bangalore outfit has so far endured a season of two halves

06-May-2011•Nitin Sundar

'When I came in there were too many comfort zones'

Mickey Arthur's first year in charge in Perth saw a lot of changes in personnel and attitudes. The Warriors' future now looks younger and brighter

03-May-2011•Daniel Brettig

Searching for the yorker

Did the term for cricket's most exciting delivery originate from that of the county with the similar name? Or was it derived from slang?

30-Apr-2011•Liam Herringshaw

New-look Kolkata turn it around

From the whipping boys of the IPL to serious contenders, the Knight Riders have come a long way

30-Apr-2011•Tariq Engineer

Adelaide Oval's identity crisis

By 2014 the historic South Australian ground is likely to become a stadium with vast stands and drop-in pitches. Will it retain a sense of its old self at all?

25-Apr-2011•Daniel Brettig

Crashing down from cloud nine

The portly Yusuf Abdulla was dropped from the Dolphins side because he's no longer fast or fit. But how much does fitness have to do with physique?

21-Apr-2011•Firdose Moonda

Have kit, will play

The US Youth Cricket Association has started giving out free cricket equipment to schools. It may not seem much but it's a start as more and more schools put in requests for kit and training

17-Apr-2011•Peter Della Penna

Papua New Guinea show the Associates the way

They are now the Ireland of the second-rung Associate teams, and a lot of their progress has had to do with the man at the helm of their administration

16-Apr-2011•Robert Forsaith

Cricket Australia eye the wrong ball

By turning to other sports for inspiration and ideas, the board may be diluting cricket rather than enriching it. Why not get help from other cricketing nations?

04-Apr-2011•Daniel Brettig

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