Matches (17)

ENG vs SA (1)

UAE Tri-Series (1)

CPL (2)

WCPL (1)

Duleep Trophy (2)

ZIM vs SL (1)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

ENG

414/5

(20.5/50 ov, T:415) 72

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Schedule Report Series

PAK

141/8

AFG

(15.5/20 ov, T:142) 66

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Schedule Table Report Series

Match Analysis

Kraigg Brathwaite keeps the faith on dodgy deck to plot a path for West Indies

He's not big and he's not pretty, but opening batsman is precisely the man his side need on a pitch like this

01-Feb-2019•George Dobell in Antigua

Slippery fingers aggravate Sri Lanka's torrid day

After a bright start, the rawness of the visitors' pace attack was exposed on a shoulda-woulda-coulda sorta day on which four catches went down

01-Feb-2019•Melinda Farrell at the Manuka Oval

Australia's last resort Joe Burns makes their first hundred of the summer

Joe Burns' many omissions over the past two years began looking curiouser and curiouser as he strode to his fourth hundred in 16 Tests

01-Feb-2019•Daniel Brettig at the Manuka Oval

Jonny Bairstow and Moeen Ali dig deep to keep England alive in series

England struggle to combat vagaries of Antigua wicket, but battling half-centuries give them something to play with

01-Feb-2019•George Dobell at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

Sri Lanka flunk the Gabba examination

It was always going to be a tough ask on the type of surface the Australians have dreamed of all season, but it was still disappointing that the visitors capitulated twice

26-Jan-2019•Andrew McGlashan at the Gabba

Burden on James Anderson and Ben Stokes leaves England exposed

Joe Root's reliance on his two best seamers demonstrated how England had erred in their selection

25-Jan-2019•George Dobell at Kensington Oval

Head and Labuschagne offer a measure of cheer in Australia's parched summer

No home batsman has yet made a century this season, but there were encouraging signs from a few of the newer faces at the Gabba

25-Jan-2019•Andrew McGlashan at the Gabba

Twin collapses loosen Karnataka's grip

In a session's worth of play - 14.1 overs upfront and the last 15 overs - Karnataka lost eight wickets, and with it the initiative in their semi-final against Saurashtra

24-Jan-2019•Saurabh Somani at the Chinnaswamy

Debutant Richardson makes himself at home

Australia's bowling attack at home has not had many changes in the recent past, but Jhye Richardson's successful debut can bring in longer-term gains for the side

24-Jan-2019•Andrew McGlashan in Brisbane

Burns, Aley, Healy and Perry deconstruct dramatic WBBL run-out

With two to defend and odds stacked against them, a sensational piece of teamwork helped Sydney Sixers secure a tie, and then a comfortable win in the ensuing Super Over

24-Jan-2019•Melinda Farrell

England ponders after West Indies snub: What now for Stuart Broad?

England's decision to overlook Stuart Broad for first Test against West Indies raises questions over veteran quick's future.

23-Jan-2019•George Dobell in Barbados

Harvik Desai seizes his chance to shine

The wicketkeeper-batsman, who hit the winning runs in the Under-19 World Cup final last year, has now given Saurashtra hope of progressing to the Ranji Trophy semi-finals as a pure batsman

18-Jan-2019•Hemant Brar in Lucknow

Chahal's record haul ends with the victory it deserved

Agarkar had also bagged six wickets at the MCG in January 2004, but India lost 6 for 13 and the match. Fifteen years later, they found themselves at the right end of the result

18-Jan-2019•Daniel Brettig at the MCG

How Pakistan lost their last glimmer of hope

Pakistan began the day sharply, but, by the end of it, they were left facing a chase every bit as daunting as could be expected

13-Jan-2019•Danyal Rasool at the Wanderers

Stirring Saturday an ode to a thriving Test game

South Africa's series against Pakistan has given an indication that Test cricket's recent tendency for drama, intensity and results won't be abating any time soon

12-Jan-2019•Liam Brickhill

Azhar Ali and Asad Shafiq flounder on another day of what-ifs

They have struggled to fill the shoes of the retired Misbah and Younis, and their twin ducks at the Wanderers began the process of Pakistan squandering another promising position

12-Jan-2019•Danyal Rasool at the Wanderers

South Africa rue missed milestones on day of twists and turns

There could have been a hundred for Markram, a ground record for Amla, a debut fifty for Hamza. None of these came to pass, and Pakistan came roaring back into the contest

11-Jan-2019•Liam Brickhill at the Wanderers

Yasir Shah dropped as career record goes south

In Southern Hemisphere countries inhospitable to spin, Yasir Shah has failed to raise his game to the level Pakistan need

11-Jan-2019•Danyal Rasool at the Wanderers

When Babar Azam met Dale Steyn

By some metrics, the young, gifted Pakistan batsman has taken on the greatest fast bowler of this century like nobody ever has

10-Jan-2019•Osman Samiuddin

Fakhar Zaman's eight-ball horror show exemplifies Pakistan's horror tour

Out of position, out of sorts, and seemingly out of his depth - every questionable call made by the team management was distilled into one brief and forgettable innings

05-Jan-2019•Danyal Rasool in Cape Town

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Match Analysis

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