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A look at the east-west divide in cricket, which is borne out of double standards, racism and reverse racism, prejudices, stereotypes, or all of them and more working together

Twenty-four years ago 18 West Indians made history when they ventured into apartheid South Africa to play a series that went down in legend. A look back at the rebel tour of 1983

The West Indies' preparations for the World Cup and whether it will see a renaissance of cricket in the region

A salute to an ever-present SCG stalwart

Cricket in Jammu and Kashmir has struggled against the odds for decades, but with poster boy Abid Nabi ready to take the step up to the big league, things may be about to take a turn for the better

Why doesn't India's domestic cricket produce finished cricketers, ready for the highest level?

India's first-class game has been crying our for some sprucing up. Here's the plan

Dravid's batting style is the opposite of effortless. It's elaborate, flourishing and effortful. And that may be why he does not get his due

A long, hard look at the man who has, in many ways, carried Sri Lankan cricket for so many years

Fourteen years into a singular career, Muttiah Muralitharan remains cricket's most extraordinary performer. Just how great is he?

From the Faisalabad saga to the "subterfuge" of reverse swing to the crowd violence of the nineties, England v Pakistan has always been more than your garden variety cricket contest

From the new Akram to India's fifth-choice bowler - how did Irfan Pathan come so far the wrong way in just 18 months?

West Indies' new spin hope in focus

Why doesn't India have a single umpire on the ICC's Elite Panel?

A reality check on Brain Lara and Sachin Tendulkar, two legends at the sunset of their careers

A few suggestions about how the BCCI can spend its money

Uttar Pradesh's sports colleges and hostels have been producing star cricketers like Mohammad Kaif and Suresh Raina for some time now. How exactly do they work?

They're the elves behind the scenes, the coach's best friends. Cricinfo Magazine profiles five support staff members and the work they do

When it comes to England in India, it's all too clear who the poor relation is now

Why Sourav Ganguly is the most fascinating Indian cricketer of our time