Matches (14)

SA20 (3)

ILT20 (2)

The Ashes (1)

BPL (2)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

IND-W vs SL-W (2)

SEC

186/4

(11.5/20 ov, T:187) 49

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Schedule Table Report Series

122/8

MIE

(16.4/20 ov, T:123) 126/2

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Schedule Table Series

Match Analysis

NZ find venom in Southee-Boult combination

The new-ball pairing of Tim Southee and Trent Boult promises to be a productive one for New Zealand as they look for a consistent threat at the top of their attack

05-Dec-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

Taylor joins elite New Zealand list with double

Ross Taylor's search for a long awaited Test hundred is over, and the manner in which he applied himself to score a maiden double-ton will benefit New Zealand in the future

04-Dec-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

NZ begin summer with long-awaited tons

New Zealand are eyeing their first Test win of the year after their top-order began well on a grassy pitch and Ross Taylor and Brendon McCullum sealed that advantage by registering long awaited centuries

03-Dec-2013•Andrew McGlashan in Dunedin

England unravelling through run drought

They have slumped from grinding sides down with mountains of runs to battling to stay in matches

25-Nov-2013•Jarrod Kimber in Brisbane

Deeper problems than first-Test nerves for England

England's recurring first-Test failure may this time point to more ingrained issues

24-Nov-2013•George Dobell in Brisbane

Trott at crossroads with short-ball troubles

Characteristically so cool and clear of mind, Jonathan Trott is now clouded with doubt and thought as he tries to deal with an issue that could define his career

23-Nov-2013•George Dobell in Brisbane

One mute Swann won't ruin a summer

He may have been dismissed around the Gabba but Graeme Swann's struggles - in difficult conditions for finger spin - shouldn't deter faith in one of the great spinners

23-Nov-2013•George Dobell in Brisbane

Warner learns to trust his instinct

David Warner is still learning to curb his natural instinct off the field when it can get him into trouble but on the field he has returned to trusting it

23-Nov-2013•Daniel Brettig in Brisbane

Clarke continues Gabba love affair

The short ball was no trouble for Michael Clarke and he treated Graeme Swann with disdain as he continued his superb Brisbane form

23-Nov-2013•Jarrod Kimber in Brisbane

Maharashtra's Khadiwale comes of age

While Harshad Khadiwale has shown glimpses of his talent in seasons past, his consistent start to the 2013-14 Ranji Trophy shows how much he has matured as an opener

22-Nov-2013•Amol Karhadkar in Pune

Australian mayhem orchestrated backstage

Their bowling display has been a feather in the cap for the hard work of coaches Craig McDermott and John Davison

22-Nov-2013•Daniel Brettig in Brisbane

Enigma Johnson finds fiery best

Mitchell Johnson carried great expectations into the Gabba Test and found his best form in a brutal, and as always, unpredictable, display

22-Nov-2013•Jarrod Kimber in Brisbane

Familiar tale from shell-shocked England

England's first Test collapse has has become a recurring failure and one that should be keeping Andy Flower and company awake at night

22-Nov-2013•George Dobell in Brisbane

Australia strangers in their own land

There was a remarkable role reversal on day one at the Gabba as Australia resembled the tentative under-prepared team that is usually the tourists

21-Nov-2013•Daniel Brettig in Brisbane

Abuse the catalyst for stellar Broad

Rubbished and ridiculed, Stuart Broad revelled in the abuse and delivered a performance of a skilful, experienced Test bowler

21-Nov-2013•George Dobell in Brisbane

No magic cave for Australia

Australia were billed as a different side to three months ago but emerged as the same flawed team with a penchant for self-sabotage

21-Nov-2013•Jarrod Kimber in Brisbane

Tendulkar's pulsating swansong

It was an emotional moment for Sachin Tendulkar as he walked out to bat on the second day, with the Wankhede crowd beckoning the man to one last century

15-Nov-2013•N Hunter

Rohit, Pujara impress with attitude and maturity

Rohit Sharma converted India's good position into an impregnable one, but the good position owed itself to Cheteshwar Pujara who kept doing his thing quietly while the attention was on Tendulkar

15-Nov-2013•Sidharth Monga in Mumbai

Sammy's shot reflects West Indies' poor commitment

It is unclear what West Indies have really learned from Kolkata. Their batsmen remain distracted. Their bowlers continue to spray the ball all round. And their captain has failed to lead by example

14-Nov-2013•N Hunter

The crowd at Tendulkar's feet

After the fall of the second wicket, time stood still. The state of the game, or the performance of the other batsman got little attention. The crowd of 25,000 came to see just one man

14-Nov-2013•Sidharth Monga in Mumbai

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Match Analysis

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