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Friday at work

While their home country deals with the aftermath of its elections, four young Zimbabwean cricketers are focusing on the future during a stay at Australia's Centre of Excellence

21-Apr-2008•Brydon Coverdale

The beauty of the bulge

Jesse Ryder steamrollered his way through England recently, adding to the rich tradition of the larger cricketer. We celebrate cricket's rotund heroes

15-Apr-2008•Marcus Berkmann

Longing for the long form

The second season of the ICL has been an improvement on the first, but the players have one big complaint

07-Apr-2008•Sidharth Monga

Pace is back

In the early 2000s a pair of spinners took centre stage. But Warne is gone, Brett Lee is better than ever, Dale Steyn is making the headlines, and quicks are even thriving in India, traditionally fast-bowling's final frontier

26-Mar-2008•Lawrence Booth

Road warrior

Mahendra Singh Dhoni has played the most internationals of anyone in the last 15 months. How long can he keep going at this rate before something gives?

17-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Qadir in his blood

That action, that guile: just 14, Usman Qadir is a chip off the old block and looks set to go far

09-Mar-2008•Shahid Hashmi

Handle with care

India's Under-19 World Cup winners may be barely old enough to drink but they've got big money chasing them. It's important that they get help to stay grounded and make sure they don't lose their way

06-Mar-2008•Jamie Alter

Invincible memories

One of five survivors from Bradman's 1948 side of immortals, Australia's oldest living Test cricketer remembers it all like it was yesterday - except when it comes to his own part in legend

23-Feb-2008•Peter English

Spin it to win it

Fifth-day pitch. Fourth innings. The slow bowler will win it. Or so everyone expects. We look at the loneliness of the fourth-innings spinner

21-Feb-2008•Simon Wilde

To bowl, perchance to lead

Top-level international cricket now has two bowler-captains, Anil Kumble and Daniel Vettori, which is a whole lot more than there have been in recent times. We take a look at a little-understood breed

18-Feb-2008•Sidharth Monga

Smoke and mirrors

In the third in our series of reports on the state of cricket in Zimbabwe, we look at first-class cricket in the country

17-Feb-2008•Steven Price

The cash in the cash cow

The IPL franchisees are paying big money for the privilege of owning teams, but they're not going to be seeing any returns for five years at least. A look at the economics of the league

11-Feb-2008•Ashok Malik

A sorry saga of neglect

In the second in our series of reports on the state of cricket in Zimbabwe, we look at club cricket in the country

10-Feb-2008•Steven Price

The test arena

Plenty of athletes come to the School of Human Movement at the University of Western Australia. Only cricketers do so with their hearts skipping a beat

08-Feb-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Battling on despite the hardships

In the first part of our investigation into cricket inside Zimbabwe, a look at what's happening in the schools

03-Feb-2008•Steven Price

A wag in the tail

Lower-order players bat longer, look better, score more tons, but their averages haven't really been improving

01-Feb-2008•Alastair Smart

Australian idol

Just what is it that endears Sachin Tendulkar to crowds and cognoscenti alike Down Under? We asked a selection of Australia's great and good for their opinion

29-Jan-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

Back to the bad old days?

England's record since the 2005 Ashes is as mediocre now as before Duncan Fletcher. The Wisden Cricketer compares, contrasts and looks for the positives

23-Jan-2008•Tim de Lisle

Setting the house in order

Pakistan's ever-malleable domestic structure has for long suffered from apathy and polarised opinion among the country's cricket insiders. Now yet another series of changes may be in the offing

20-Jan-2008•Saad Shafqat

Full, but not filling

England play New Zealand in six Tests in a row, Sri Lanka have played 10 Tests against Bangladesh since 2000 and seven against Australia. Not only is the international schedule too full, it is hopelessly lopsided

18-Jan-2008•Lawrence Booth

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