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One of the more endearing sights in Indian cricket is back. To see L Balaji smiling on a cricket field, after a painful two-year hiatus, is reassuring

Lawsuits, resignations, sackings and more, in our look back at the third quarter of the year

Despite Vettori's best efforts, his side fell to the bottom of the table in 2008

Bad boys grab the headlines, the battle for Asian supremacy, and the first season of the IPL is a success

Things looked good for women's cricket at the start of 2008; they look brighter now

The pick of the chatter from the year gone by

Things got worse than they were in 2007, with a loss to Uganda, chokes against Sri Lanka, and the effects of the worsening political and economic turmoil

Sydneygate, the IPL, high-profile retirements and more, in our look back at the first three months of 2008

Three-day Tests became the norm, their best batsman continued to struggle, obligatory near misses featured, and they lost talent to ICL

Cricinfo staffers pick the highs and lows from the year gone by

Whether by means fair, foul or extraordinary, you expect something unusual to transpire over the next few days in Dunedin

One established or family-oriented cricketer's unacceptable risk is another eager young player's golden opportunity

When he quietly - he wouldn't know any other way - walked out to field against Andhra last week, Yere Goud became only the 16th player to have played a 100 Ranji Trophy matches

Is it a bailout loan or an advance from the ICC?Questions are being raised over the reported US$3-million loan the WICB have applied for from the ICC to keep the board afloat.

With the debacle in Abu Dhabi, West Indies officials are at their wit's end to know how to revive standards. Their proposals with respect to player selection are well meaning, but they are also patently unrealistic and unworkable, if not laughable

In an exhibition of responsible defence followed by clean hitting, Vidyut punished the Karnataka bowers and scored 193 to put Tamil Nadu on the way to three points

There is only one thing more complex than the laws of cricket, and that is the relationships between the various nations who take part in the sport.

Former domestic and international colleagues recall their favourite Sourav Ganguly moments

Sidharth Monga looks back at seven moments in Sourav Ganguly's career

The British media landed in Antigua with perhaps the sole motive of smudging Allen Stanford's campaign in true Poms' style. Tony Cozier looks at the various issues that surfaced during the tournament.