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India's other-end problem

When R Ashwin was actually onto something, however briefly, the other end mattered. If only India can sort out the other end, all the runs that Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane have been scoring might amount to something

09-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga at the SCG

Rogers, Australia's utility man

Though lazily typecast as the dour counterpoint to Warner's pyrotechnics, Rogers has shaped many an innings to fit the prevailing circumstances

09-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

KL Rahul lets himself breathe

Two single-figure scores on debut, a sitter dropped to start the Sydney Test, a few misfields and everybody feared if we would even get to watch KL Rahul's normal game. But he got through his nerves and secured a maiden Test hundred

08-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga at the SCG

Australia have beaten India, but not Kohli

Virat Kohli sledges, he celebrates aggressively, he stares, he gets angry - with his team and the opposition - but at the end of it all he's scored a mountain of runs and refuses to be beaten by Australia

08-Jan-2015•Jarrod Kimber at the SCG

Steven Smith's most difficult day

Steven Smith had a tough day as captain in Brisbane too, but there he maintained an outward calm at least; today, as Virat Kohli and KL Rahul gathered their runs, he was harried and did not handle things at optimum levels

08-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

Bhuvneshwar's swing and miss

He was India's best player in England, but how would he cope with Australian conditions when the Kookaburra ball fails to swing? Sydney showed he wasn't able to

07-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga at the SCG

Daylight between Steven Smith and the rest

Australia's top six batsmen scored more than 50 for the first time in Test cricket, but none of the batsmen was anywhere near as masterful as the captain Steven Smith

07-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

New Zealand's potent modus operandi

Sri Lanka had victory in sight with the opposition effectively 24 for 5 in the second innings, yet the gulf in the teams' fielding sent New Zealand to their 193-run win, Angelo Mathews said

07-Jan-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando at Basin Reserve

CM Gautam, Karnataka's first-innings firefighter

Four times this Ranji Trophy season, CM Gautam has walked in to bat with Karnataka's first innings floundering and each time, he has walked away after reprising a rescue act

06-Jan-2015•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Hubli

WI left exposed by Chanderpaul failure

For so long a cornerstone of West Indies batting, Shivnarine Chanderpaul's failure in this series left the tourists more exposed than usual and perhaps gave a worrying glimpse at the future

06-Jan-2015•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

New Zealand's friendly neighbourhood game-changers

Kane Williamson and BJ Watlng are good friends who have similar batting styles and scoring areas, and they combined for the sort of tremendous partnership New Zealand are getting used to having

06-Jan-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando at Basin Reserve

A partnership of three

The pitch, the weather, the bowling, the fielding, it was all made for opening batsmen on day one at the SCG, and David Warner and Chris Rogers made it count while paying rich tribute to another opener: Phillip Hughes

06-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig in Sydney

India lacking in Test skills

The amount of T20 cricket India play has left most of their batsmen unable to compile big Test innings and their bowlers unable to produce multiple spells of accurate bowling away from home

06-Jan-2015•Jarrod Kimber at the SCG

Rahul's six disastrous days of Test cricket

By all accounts it has been a horrendous start to Test cricket for KL Rahul, both with the bat and in the field

06-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga in Sydney

A long day of lost potential for West Indies

West Indies started the fourth day from a promising position before rain and South Africa's bowlers combined to trigger yet another batting implosion

05-Jan-2015•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

De Villiers takes charge with controlled ton

When he could go after the bowlers at Newlands, AB de Villiers did; when he had to rein it in a bit, he did that too, and that was enough to push South Africa ahead in the game

04-Jan-2015•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

Sangakkara's measures help him conquer again

Though Kumar Sangakkara is contemplating retirement, he speaks of undiminished desire, and in the moments when his rehearsed public disposition is disturbed that you see how intensely the fire still burns

04-Jan-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Wellington

Du Plessis shows his ruggedness to impress at No. 3

Playing the long game may not come naturally to Faf du Plessis but he is showing the qualities that can turn him into a key part of South Africa's spine

03-Jan-2015•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

The Sri Lankan scramble

Day one at Wellington was a microcosm of Sri Lanka's recent fortunes: excellent results emerging without apparent method, followed by a descent back into chaos

03-Jan-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Wellington

Harmer shows his class

By keeping the T20 celebration in the locker and doing an excellent job for his side, Simon Harmer showed South Africa he could be the spinner they are looking for

02-Jan-2015•Firdose Moonda in Cape Town

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