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Big Mac in three clicks

A trio of quintessential images sums up Brian McMillan: his hands, a broken middle stump and the farcical end to South Africa's 1992 World Cup campaign

11-Jan-2011•Sidharth Monga

The man who made history

Sir Frank Worrell died at 42 and CLR James recalls how he initiated a regeneration in Test cricket

25-Dec-2010

My Favourite Sachin Hundred

With the Little Master reaching an unprecedented 50 centuries, we asked his team-mates to pick the best of the lot

19-Dec-2010•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

The Gamechangers

A marquee series needs a marquee contest, a main event, the headliner. This Test series between the two top teams features two of the most joyful cricketers in the world

15-Dec-2010•Sidharth Monga in Centurion

Dreaming with his eyes open

South Africa's opponents beware: AB de Villiers could become your worst nightmare

12-Dec-2010•Jon Cardinelli

Unexpected beauty

He was among the finest Indian batsmen, and had a colourful personality that lent itself to several apocryphal tales. It's a pity how he was ignored back then and even now in death

10-Dec-2010•Suresh Menon

A new country for Imran Tahir

He came to South Africa for the love of a woman, stayed to play cricket, and now awaits his chance to play for his new homeland

28-Nov-2010•Firdose Moonda

The guardians of the Gabba

The Mitchells have kept the Brisbane pitch in the family for over 30 years

21-Nov-2010•Peter English

Wally Hammond: the greatest ... bar one

If it weren't for one thing, we could today be celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the greatest batsman of all time

20-Nov-2010•Steven Lynch

The Lions are learning to roar again

With a three-year plan in place, a stable board, and renewed belief, the Lions have rebuilt from a shaky foundation to become one of the strongest sides on the South African domestic scene

18-Nov-2010•Firdose Moonda

What makes sportsmen go corrupt?

Cricketers and other sports heroes build their careers on reputations. Why do many of them risk throwing it all away?

14-Nov-2010•Sharda Ugra

Denmark eye the step up

Cricket in Denmark was at its strongest in the 1960s, but the national side, comprising journeymen, students and one pro, is hoping to spark a revival

06-Nov-2010•Robert Forsaith

The day Pujara seized his chance

In the last innings of the Bangalore Test, a 22-year-old walked out instead of Rahul Dravid - and made sure he gave those watching plenty to talk about

21-Oct-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi

The return of Vicious

Six months after his back gave way, Peter Siddle has done the hard yards and is ready for action again

18-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera

Rubbing shoulders with giants

All the game's greats started - or end up - at local clubs alongside local players. So what is it like sharing your home dressing room with a legend?

09-Sep-2010•Josh Burrows

Coming back to life

Zaheer Khan talks injuries and comebacks, and frustration and patience involved between the two

06-Sep-2010•Sidharth Monga

Under the shadow of the IPL

The Champions League already has better cricket to offer than its Indian sibling. And this year it hopes to replicate the audiences of the IPL as well

05-Sep-2010•Tariq Engineer

No third man

Imran Khan and Javed Miandad started out as polar opposites but then settled into a marriage of convenience where each understood the other, perhaps better than others around them

17-Aug-2010•Saad Shafqat

Where's South Africa's next major fast bowler?

For a country where allrounders seem to be a dime a dozen, the number of quick bowlers ready for national duty are surprisingly thin on the ground

31-Jul-2010•Firdose Moonda

A whole (almost) new ball game

Rather than trimming a format slowly being reduced to un-coveted ashes, Cricket Australia is involved in a dramatic redesign of one-day cricket

20-Jul-2010•Peter English

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