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Old Guest Column

Serious problems to ponder

This was a grim reminder of the days when a capable pace attack would arrive at the Wankhede and make India's much-vaunted batting line-up appear second-rate

20-Mar-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Mumbai

Beginners' luck

Will Luke comments on the remarkably successful run of debutants England have produced in the last two years

20-Mar-2006•Will Luke

Partners hit pay dirt

Two Middlesex mates come together for England

18-Mar-2006•John Stern in Mumbai

A cricketer and a gentleman

The India captain is not only a fine batsman, a good leader and a popular cricketer, he's also a solid citizen; a man of his word, says Ian Chappell

17-Mar-2006•Ian Chappell

Time to get a bit nasty

Paul Coupar on England's defeat at Mohali

13-Mar-2006•Paul Coupar in Mohali

'Murali will always be a beacon of hope'

Kumar Sangakkara pays tribute to Murali

11-Mar-2006•Kumar Sangakkara

Not blessed by the benefit of doubt

Bangladesh is apparently on the wrong end of eligibility when it comes to awarding the benefit of doubt

10-Mar-2006•Rabeed Imam

Not blessed by the benefit of doubt

Bangladesh is apparently on the wrong end of eligibility when it comes to awarding the benefit of doubt

10-Mar-2006•Rabeed Imam

'I don't let spinners bowl to me' - Pietersen

It could have been an English county game in May, except for the high-class spin on show and for Pietersen, who lit up the Punjabi crowd with a display of southern-hemisphere swagger

09-Mar-2006•Paul Coupar in Mohali

Mine's a bucket-sized gin and tonic, please

The results from our latest caption competition

08-Mar-2006•Will Luke

Safety in experienced numbers

Michael Kasprowicz deleted the Cricket Australia email with all the logistical details of the Test tour to South Africa

08-Mar-2006•Peter English

'England's ascendancy was nothing less than astonishing'

Matthew Hoggard was such a massive influence and really, for a team missing four of its Ashes heroes, England's ascendancy was nothing less than astonishing

06-Mar-2006•Graham Gooch

Tough battle to convince Lancashire members

Andrew McGlashan says the Lancashire members will take a lot of convincing to vote for a move away from Old Trafford

06-Mar-2006•Andrew McGlashan

A daring surprise at the end

A hundred and twenty nine runs came from the final session at about a run-a-ball but the game was never realistically on

05-Mar-2006•Rahul Bhattacharya at Nagpur

Kicking against expectation

It was a bizarre end to a bizarre match: brilliant in its own sort of way, always kicking against expectation, writes Paul Coupar

05-Mar-2006•Paul Coupar in Nagpur

Under-strength England expose Indian weakness

This was a Test match dominated by an under-strength English side

05-Mar-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Nagpur

Revenge of the Ruled

Suresh Menon charts seven decades of feuding and slights, muscle-flexing, wicked pitches, wretched weather and dodgy food

05-Mar-2006•Suresh Menon

Taken to the cleaners

Today showed that `the boys got their flannels dirty' is no longer a barometer of a side's fielding

04-Mar-2006•Rahul Bhattacharya at Nagpur

Birds of a feather

Chappell must avoid the mistakes made by Ganguly because they are more similar than he could imagine

04-Mar-2006•Amit Varma

A case for specialists

It wasn't the most fluent innings that Wasim Jaffer's ever played but this unbeaten 73, with the prospect of many more, will mean the world to a man who has spent some of his best years on the fringes

02-Mar-2006•Dileep Premachandran at Nagpur

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