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Part-time lovers

Part-time lovers

Of all the unlikely stories that populate Associate cricket, UAE getting to the World Cup could be the unlikeliest

04-Feb-2015•Paul Radley

When Greatbatch went gonzo

When Greatbatch went gonzo

For one glorious month in 1992, a rugby country was gripped by cricket, thanks partly to a mustachioed pinch-hitter

04-Feb-2015•Dylan Cleaver

Advance Australia diverse

Advance Australia diverse

As Australian cricket attempts to keep up with the changing nation around it, South Asian immigrants find a home - at last

06-Jan-2015•Sharda Ugra

The coloured lie

The coloured lie

Henry Williams was the forgotten man in the Cronje match-fixing hearings. Over a decade later he wants it to remain that way

06-Jan-2015•Telford Vice

Zimbabwe's decade of hurt

Zimbabwe's decade of hurt

Ten years ago 15 white Zimbabwean cricketers went on strike. The game has not been the same since

03-Dec-2014•Tristan Holme

Beefy's long walk

Beefy's long walk

For close to three decades Ian Botham has strained every sinew to raise funds to battle leukaemia. But sometimes one can only go so far

03-Dec-2014•Andrew Miller

Shrinking South Africa

Shrinking South Africa

A domestic revamp over ten years ago was the catalyst for South Africa's rise to the top. But the costs are significant and still unclear

01-Nov-2014•Firdose Moonda

Nepal climbs a mountain

Nepal climbs a mountain

Few things have united the country in hope like cricket has. And the driving force is the remarkable activism of its players

01-Nov-2014•Pranab Man Singh

Bowler non grata

Bowler non grata

The game turfed Ian Meckiff out in his prime. More than 50 years on, he still doesn't have a bad word to say about it

01-Nov-2014•Brydon Coverdale

The miracle of '92

The miracle of '92

Twenty-two years after Pakistan's headiest triumph, it's still hard to believe how that ramshackle bunch surged to glory

01-Nov-2014•Osman Samiuddin

The white coat's burden

The white coat's burden

Beset by technological tumult, intense media scrutiny, and a gruelling calendar, the modern-day umpire has a heavy load to bear

02-Oct-2014•Tim Wigmore

Chennai rules

Chennai rules

Srinivasan's kingdom and Dhoni's adopted home is at the centre of cricket's universe, but what has that meant for the fabric of the game in the city?

02-Oct-2014•Suhrith Parthasarathy

Vicious in the shires

Vicious in the shires

What has red-blooded Victorian Peter Siddle been doing in drizzly, serene Nottinghamshire? A blow-by-blow account

02-Oct-2014•Scott Oliver

Exile on Sloane St

Exile on Sloane St

Once cricket's flashiest administrator, Lalit Modi is now its flashiest muckraker. And still relevant

03-Sep-2014•Osman Samiuddin

The nipple scourge

The nipple scourge

England's Test cricketers used to look so different. Now all you see on their shirts are corporate logos, and a certain part of their anatomy thrown into stark relief

03-Sep-2014•Russell Jackson

The lost boys of Jaffna

The lost boys of Jaffna

Amid the gunshots and landmines of Sri Lanka's 26-year civil war, cricket managed to stay alive

03-Aug-2014•Andrew Fidel Fernando

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