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Nobody in the past 20 years has gotten an autograph from Malcolm Marshall, and nobody ever again will

A look back to 30 years ago, when a handful of world leaders put on whites for charity

An unusual list which includes champion players from the past as well as present

Bat labels get as firmly stuck in the memory as gorgeous shots from bat-holders

Which of these terms frequently used by cricket commentators is your favourite?

A 17-year old reader is digging deep into the archives and learns about life through the game

As many as six Karnataka players featured in the XI with Kumble and Srinath delivering victory

A Newlands faithful picks his XI and standout performances at the venue since the turn of the century

Ties remind us of thin margin between winning and not winning, and are so rare that they need to be celebrated

How a group of friends managed to get tickets for the India-Pakistan clash and then partied in the stands and streets

Harmanpreet Kaur's girls came up short in the big final at the MCG, but there's plenty to look forward to from them in the future

The greater the number of times a bowler has taken seven wickets in an innings, the more resonant is his legend

Bradman's 99.94, Dravid's 461, 149 at Headingley. And three stunning fourth-innings knocks that feature 1, 5 and 3

South Africa have endured plenty of World Cup disappointments, but in 2019, the music died

Cheteshwar Pujara faced 1258 balls. Cheteshwar Pujara scored two match-winning hundreds... stop, enough already

An India fan relives the excitement of following an Adelaide Test in the early 1990s, when he sneaked in a portable radio in his school backpack

The verbal excesses and physical posturing of Australian players have always only been side notes to truly great performances on the field

Using analytics from medicine to compute batsmen's survival rates

The Indian opener is a stylish batsman who can look at his Test achievements with quiet satisfaction, if not with loud triumphalism

The former India captain's average may be below 30, but his daredevil batting and his quaint mannerisms made him a cult favourite in his hometown