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Siddhartha Vaidyanathan reviews India's Test series and rates the players as they contributed

Mahela Jayawardene says he was surprised at England's approach towards the match, and that the tourists need to display more enterprise to win a Test in Sri Lanka

Umar Gul is confident of making a comeback to bowling in the first week of January after injuring his back in the recently-concluded tour of India

A look back at the highlights of the fifth round of the Ranji Trophy

Andrew Miller provides the final plays of the day from the Colombo Test between England and Sri Lanka

New Zealand have ensured there will be extra focus on Shaun Tait if he plays on his home ground on Friday after refusing to clear his action

Cricket Australia has appointed Eugenie Buckley as the tournament director of the 2009 women's World Cup in New South Wales

The back injury that prevented Brad Hodge from playing in the Twenty20 international has kept him out of Victoria's FR Cup match against Tasmania

Shoaib Akhtar feels Imran Khan was out of line to say that the fast bowler should be disappointed with himself after Pakistan's 1-0 Test series defeat to India

Uganda underlined their growing reputation as one of cricket's emerging forces with a 12-run victory over neighbours Kenya in the final of the East and Central Africa Under-15 Championship

Lou Vincent feels a safety-first approach will work better than outright aggression in the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy

Junior cricket is again on the march in the USA. On the heels of the USA Under-17s tour of India, an Under-19s squad put together by the Texas Cricket Academy will be going to India as well

Ricky Ponting has warned administrators to remember the failed experiment of day-night first-class matches before trying the same thing in Tests

Bangladesh play two Tests in New Zealand but its in the limited-overs format that their captain feels they can win, provided they get runs on the board

Shane Warne wants Michael Clarke to succeed Adam Gilchrist as Ricky Ponting's deputy in all forms of the game

Pankaj Singh has been rewarded with a national call-up for his consistent domestic performances this season

Shoaib Malik said Pakistan's performance wasn't as bleak as the 3-2 and 1-0 scoreline in the ODI and Test series suggested

ECB chairman Giles Clarke held low-key talks with Peter Chingoka, the chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket, in Johannesburg last week

Giles Clarke, the new ECB chairman, says that England are heading for a rotation policy that will allow more cricket to be played without burning out the leading stars

Prasanna Jayawardene has impressed during the first two Tests against England with his sharp glove work and resilient batting