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Match Analysis

Sri Lanka, not pitches, won this series

Much of the talk around the series has focused on pitches, but it is Sri Lanka's resilient middle order that has consistently thwarted Australia's plans. It was no different in Colombo

13-Aug-2016•Daniel Brettig

Manjrekar: Nice to see India attacking batsmen

Sanjay Manjrekar on the change in tempo in the St Lucia Test, triggered by Bhuvneshwar Kumar's top display of swing bowling

13-Aug-2016

Bhuvneshwar's swing makes for appointment viewing

Plopping down in front of a TV set, rather than in the stands at Darren Sammy National Stadium, provided a sensational view of Bhuvneshwar Kumar's swing bowling exhibition

13-Aug-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in St Lucia

Catching concerns undermine England ambitions

When a team as ambitious as England drops 14 catches in a series, they cannot keep dismissing the problem as an aberration

12-Aug-2016•George Dobell

Ladies and gentlemen, returned once more, Younis Khan the Pakistan batting legend

Younis Khan's batting antics had drawn cricket fans into new descriptive heights in this series. But at The Oval he reminded them that he has been one of Pakistan's most gifted batsmen

12-Aug-2016•Jarrod Kimber

Moeen in seventh heaven as selectors' faith is repaid

Moeen Ali remains a man on trial but a wonderful caressed hundred repaid the faith of England's selectors during a summer when at times he has found his form embarrassing

11-Aug-2016•George Dobell

England escape the danger of the big bad wolf

Wahab Riaz at his best is the big bad wolf. Pakistan's enforcer. The only problem is that he does not do it enough. England felt his fire and lived to tell the tale

11-Aug-2016•Jarrod Kimber

Manjrekar: Ashwin, Saha show depth in Indian team

Sanjay Manjrekar on India's rearguard effort against West Indies in St Lucia, and how the Test is shaping up

11-Aug-2016

Saha's patience pays off in maiden Test ton

More than six years after making his debut, Wriddhiman Saha's maiden Test century was an innings symbolic of the substance over style grafting that helped him earn his spot

11-Aug-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in St Lucia

Vijay and Pujara conspicuous by their absence

By leaving out M Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara, India have compromised the solidity of their top order and perhaps affected the mindset of the omitted batsmen

10-Aug-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in St Lucia

Tide begins to rise for West Indies pace unit

West Indies opened the four-Test series in Antigua with a not-so-fast bowling attack ground down by India's batsmen, but the promising debuts of Miguel Cummins in Jamaica and Alzarri Joseph in St Lucia have them riding a new wave out of that early trough

10-Aug-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in St Lucia

Ervine puts his scarred hand up for Zimbabwe

If there were questions of commitment and ability hanging around Craig Ervine, he dismissed them skilfully during the course of his maiden Test ton in Bulawayo

08-Aug-2016•Firdose Moonda in Bulawayo

England's test of endurance bodes well for Indian winter

In their patient approach to victory at Edgbaston, England unfurled a template that could enable them to repeat their triumph in India this winter

07-Aug-2016•George Dobell at Edgbaston

Cook casts aside shackles and inspires England victory

Alastair Cook saw his moment and took it and his brilliant leadership was a vital factor in England's win in the Edgbaston Test

07-Aug-2016•Mark Nicholas

Pakistan go the full Hafeez

Less than two sessions to bat with nine wickets in hand, it was a chance for Pakistan to secure a draw. In the space or 23 balls it all came crashing down

07-Aug-2016•Jarrod Kimber

Vince indecision puts spotlight on selection

James Vince did the hard work but gave his innings away in a worryingly familiar manner. He is running out of chances to prove his worth

06-Aug-2016•George Dobell at Edgbaston

The misery of Misbah's funkless grind

Faced with an England team who love to attack, Misbah-ul-Haq applied the handbrake to their ambitions with two sessions of dour attritional dot-ball cricket

06-Aug-2016•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

Latham exemplifies patience against a slack attack

Zimbabwe's problem was that they did not manage to keep it tight for long enough to make it consistently tough for the batsmen. And Tom Latham showed enough patience to cash in on that

06-Aug-2016•Firdose Moonda in Bulawayo

The transformed ways of Sri Lankan cricket

In six weeks, Angelo Mathews has modified the way he uses DRS; and in two weeks the Sri Lankan attack doesn't need the seamers it relied on. Where's the logic?

06-Aug-2016•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Galle

Australia's batting, a cry for help

Confronted with a spin riddle in Galle, Australia's batsmen tried a variety of approaches to counter it. All of them failed

06-Aug-2016•Daniel Brettig in Galle

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