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Cricinfo picks out the best performances from the county circuit during June

When a nation came together to view a miracle

The win that transformed Indian cricket sending it on an upswing that lasts to this day

Sidharth Monga takes in an emotional and fun night commemorating 25 years of India's World Cup win

The term "it's a funny old game" is often applied to cricket, but never before has it been so apt

Two hundreds would have been preferable, but there were none, and for all the brave effort in getting as close as 87 runs, 475 was always going to be out of reach for West Indies. By Tony Cozier

Tony Cozier on why Xavier Marshall, despite his 85 against Australia, needs more opportunities at the international level

Australia are in match-winning mode but one must not forget the fight that West Indies have offered, writes Tony Cozier

Andrew Symonds has got all the breaks and, although they haven't, West Indies have every right to complain

Hardly anything is said about the process, the system that facilitated the return of an umpire who was removed from the ICC's elite list. Was there an independent assessment of his performance off the international stage to justify a comeback?

Fit again, Sarwan has played all this season, unhindered by the cracked and dislocated bones that had occurred with such frequency. The runs have flowed and he has even regained the captaincy, even if temporarily

As the season begins to take shape, Cricinfo hands out monthly awards for May to those who have impressed with bat and ball

Cricinfo's pick of the best quotes from the Indian Premier League

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan puts the IPL's captains under the scanner

Are crowds supporting good cricket and not the much-hyped theory of club loyalty?

Cricket South Africa and all concerned with the future of the game in the Republic now need to really have their wits about them as the trickle has become a full-scale flood, with close to 50 players having gone down the Kolpak route

Just a few years ago, most cricket clubs in the USA were reluctant to release their best players for any regional tournaments, preferring to stick to winning on their own turf. Not anymore.

One of the most significant moments of the Old Trafford Test will happen moments before the first ball is bowled. Darrell Hair will walk to one of the sets of stumps, either at the Stretford or Brian Statham End, and put the bails in place. Twenty-one mon

Writing in The Guardian, England's former coach, Duncan Fletcher, has identified the man he believes will be central to England's fortunes in the coming weeks and months. It's Stuart Broad

Ivo Tennant looks ahead to Bob Woolmer's coaching manual, The Art and Science of Cricket