Matches (15)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

ENG vs IND (1)

One-Day Cup (8)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

LS-M

OI-M

(69/100 balls, T:81) 81/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

LS-W

176/5

OI-W

(100 balls, T:177) 159/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

Old Guest Column

Tenacious in his pursuit of perfection

Andrew Miller on Jack Russell, who has announced his retirement from first-class cricket

25-Jan-2018•Wisden Comment by Andrew Miller

Percy's spirit and Kandy's spiritualism

The Barmy Army have a Sri Lankan rival, and his name is Percy

05-Mar-2016•Roving Reporter by Paul Coupar in Kandy

Beer Prayers on a soggy day

One fan, wearing a You Indians Give Us the Runs T-shirt - it's a must-have if you're prone to racial stereotyping - grudgingly admitted that the expected walkover might not materialise, "Not like the English last summer anyway"

09-Feb-2011•Roving Reporter by Dileep Premachandran

An exemplary performance by the Indians

One sided victories can be a double edged sword

22-Jul-2009•Partab Ramchand

Plan now for 2011

Former India selector VB Chandrasekhar on the challenges before the committee that will pick the team for the Pakistan one-dayers

26-Oct-2007•VB Chandrasekhar

USACA's legerdemain fails to impress stakeholders

Deb K Das looks at a not-so-new new USA Cricket Association constitution

22-Oct-2007•Deb K Das

Symonds delivers knockout punch

With one game left, a 4-1 lead to Australia and 365 runs to his name, Symonds has achieved his objectives this tour

14-Oct-2007•Brydon Coverdale

Johnson peaks at perfect time

Mitchell Johnson confirms he is a star on the rise with his maiden five-wicket haul in ODIs

11-Oct-2007•Brydon Coverdale

A long road back

Ivo Tennant assess the fall-out to Darrell Hair's employment tribunal after it came to an abrupt end as the umpire dropped his case against the ICC

09-Oct-2007•Ivo Tennant in London

Beaten at their own game

Mumbai were beaten at their own game when the Rest of India tailenders hung on and gave their side a marginal first-innings lead

09-Oct-2007•Sidharth Monga in Rajkot

Spinning with a smile

Osman Samiuddin salutes the opening day efforts of Danish Kaneria at Lahore as he gave Pakistan a chance of levelling the series

08-Oct-2007•Osman Samiuddin in Lahore

I have no respect for the selectors - Atapattu

Marvan Atapattu talks about his current exile from the national team and says he has lost his respect for the national selectors

07-Oct-2007•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

India must attack as a unit

George Binoy assess India's lack of partnerships during the one-day series against Australia and says they must bat as a team to get themselves back into the contest

06-Oct-2007•George Binoy in Chandigarh

No-shows, shaky recall and bombast

Ivo Tennant reports that the fourth day of the Darrell Hair tribunal is more about who wasn't there than who was

04-Oct-2007•Ivo Tennant in London

Reverse swinging in the court

Ivo Tennant listens in as Darrell Hair explains reverse-swing

03-Oct-2007•Ivo Tennant in London

A legal joust

Ivo Tennant looks at the men conducting the cross-examinations in the Darrell Hair hearing

02-Oct-2007•Ivo Tennant in London

India blinded by Twenty20 vision

India once again lacked the intensity over 50 overs, batting and bowling, and let off Australia when they had the upper hand

02-Oct-2007•Jamie Alter in Kochi

Haddin no longer just a back-up

Brad Haddin's impressive performance in the last two ODIs indicate he's ready to step in when Adam Gilchrist retires

02-Oct-2007•Brydon Coverdale

Rain could ruin rotation policy

India have 11 more matches to test out their bench strength but just how far will they go?

01-Oct-2007•Jamie Alter in Kochi

Clarke delivers a statement of intent

Michael Clarke's second hundred in as many matches here bailed Australia out of danger and prevented India from killing off the opposition from a position of advantage

29-Sep-2007•Jamie Alter in Bangalore

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