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Who cares who wins?

The chairman of the Cricket Writers' Club, Pat Gibson, warns of the dangers of belittling the County Championship

22-Sep-2009•Pat Gibson

The old rush

Sachin Tendulkar's 134 in Sharjah in 1998 set the bar for his centuries in a one-day final, but damned if today's effort doesn't at least nip at its skirts

14-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter at the Premadasa Stadium

India look to break finals jinx

India's inability to win when it matters is infamous, and tomorrow's final is a step towards setting things right

13-Sep-2009•Jamie Alter in Colombo

Dravid v Raina

How a senior player and team-mate looked to exploit a younger batsman's weakness against the short ball

03-Sep-2009•Sriram Veera at the Chinnaswamy Stadium

What's ailing Brendon McCullum?

Brendon McCullum's attitude doesn't reflect his ambition to become the world's premier wicketkeeper-batsman

28-Aug-2009•Jamie Alter at the SSC

New Zealand fall short on promise

New Zealand's batting effort resulted in an inadequate end to what promised, refreshingly, to be a day on which they broke even.

27-Aug-2009•Jamie Alter at the SSC

The capital crisis

A look at what prompted Virender Sehwag's allegations against the DDCA

24-Aug-2009•Sidharth Monga

Trott 'pretty much kicked the door down'

His South African mentors on his journey from precocious talent to potential Ashes saviour

17-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

Kasprowicz and Gillespie relive Edgbaston 2005

There are three things Michael Kasprowicz is always being asked: what's Shane Warne really like? What do you do in retirement? And what happened at Edgbaston in 2005?

27-Jul-2009•Peter English

A class act

A timeline for Sunil Gavaskar's career from 1971 to 1987

10-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Pakistan's trouble at the top

Openers are a neglected breed on the country's domestic circuit, and that's been a key reason for the team's failures in Tests in recent times

09-Jul-2009•Sidharth Monga

Unlucky Herath, and proactive groundstaff

Younis battles humidity, Mathews follows Aamer, Herath loses an appeal - all part of the action from the second day in Galle

05-Jul-2009•Sidharth Monga in Galle

Aamer's airplane, and Gul's disdain

Celebrating wickets, dropping catches, slipping in unnoticed and getting a hit on the boot, all part of the action from the first day

04-Jul-2009•Sidharth Monga

Unfazed Bopara ready for Australia

The fact that Michael Vaughan's departure has been met with resignation, as opposed to widespread angst, by the nation suggests that the man currently in situ at No. 3 has served England well

02-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

Michael Vaughan - Six of the best

As Michael Vaughan prepares to call time on his illustrious on-field career, Cricinfo looks back on six moments when his character was fully on display

28-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

From ghost tour to Ashes tour

Shane Watson's 2005 trip to England will forever be remembered for his tryst with the paranormal - he is looking for better souvenirs this time around

26-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Freeze frames

From Afridi's pointed finger to Broad's misfield to that save by Mathews - they're all in our look back at the moments that defined the tournament

22-Jun-2009•Nishi Narayanan

How Razzaq's return made a difference

The Pakistan allrounder is happy to take the new ball and keen to work on his fitness as he joins the national side after two years away

20-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

West Indies shake off the blues

Dwayne Bravo's return has been of utmost importance to West Indies' revival

14-Jun-2009•Tony Cozier

Dutch courage spares organisers' blushes

Nagraj Gollapudi watches Netherlands' shock win paper over what was a damp squib of an opening day in the ICC World Twenty20

05-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

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