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End games

Across the border cleaning up has been the eternal woe.

02-Mar-2006•Rahul Bhattacharya at Nagpur

Rookie Cook's tasty treat

Paul Coupar's verdict on Alastair Cook's impressive debut

01-Mar-2006•Paul Coupar at Nagpur

Of stars and size-12 sneakers

England needed to make the most of the bit of luck that finally went their way this morning. They didn't, but that was half the story.

01-Mar-2006•Rahul Bhattacharya at Nagpur

Two tales from Nagpur

Dileep Premachandran looks back at the day one comparing it with another opening day at the same venue, two years back against Australia.

01-Mar-2006•Dileep Premachandran at Nagpur

Fresh-faced future

The exodus of big-name players, including Chappell, nearly crippled Australian cricket in the early '80s, and he has often spoken of the need to avoid something of that nature happening to this Indian team

28-Feb-2006•Dileep Premachandran

"The development arm of my job I'm very happy with"

Cricinfo speaks to Troy Cooley about the fast-bowling challenge before England in this series

28-Feb-2006•Rahul Bhattacharya

Coming of age

Winning the 2006 Under-19 World Cup Plate championships has opened up new avenues for Nepal cricket

24-Feb-2006•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Monty Panesar: a positive choice

Not only is this Monty Panesar's first tour with England, but he carries the hopes of his coach and captain, and indeed anyone else who is concerned at the lack of spinners in English cricket

22-Feb-2006•Will Luke

Worse than a sieve

Fielding has been the difference between the two sides in this series

19-Feb-2006•Osman Samiuddin in Karachi

Nepal come to the party, but the fans don't

As India and Pakistan take on each other in the Under-19 World Cup final, Andrew McGlashan takes a look back over the last two weeks

19-Feb-2006•Andrew McGlashan in Colombo

Remembering a Lord's debut

Mushfiqur Rahim is now using all the knowledge he gained at the Test level to bring the best of out of himself, and his team, at Under-19 level

12-Feb-2006•Andrew McGlashan

No reason for celebration

No one can party with more uninhibited exuberance than Trinidadians - or, to be strictly and politically correct, Trinbogonians. They have made it an art form and called it Carnival

09-Feb-2006•Tony Cozier

Don't write off Tendulkar: Hanif Mohammad

Hanif Mohammad bats for Sachin Tendulkar

05-Feb-2006•Hanif Mohammad

Dravid opening proved costly, says Inzamam

Even after defeating India, I still have the highest respect for them as opponents, says Inzamam-ul-Haq

04-Feb-2006•Inzamam-ul-Haq

'This win will take us a long way'

Mohammad Kaif was the decisive factor in Uttar Pradesh's surge to - and eventual clinching of - their maiden Ranji Trophy Final title

02-Feb-2006•Nagraj Gollapudi in Lucknow

Battle Royale

With the anticipated return from injury of Simon Jones, and the prospect of more muddled selection as India attempt to straddle two eras at once, England have an opportunity to make swift amends for their pre-Christmas failings

02-Feb-2006•Andrew Miller

Mosaic of emotions - From hope to disappointment

Around 5:00pm last evening when the crowd was caught somewhere in between delirium and wonder, Sourav Ganguly made his slow walk to the middle to play his first Test innings in 46 days.

30-Jan-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Karachi

Dravid is the thorn in Pakistan's flesh

Javagal Srinath shares his thoughts on Dravid's batting and captaincy, the pitch at Karachi and what the final Test has in store

28-Jan-2006•Javagal Srinath

Compounding the circumspection

How much value do you give to runs scored in this Test? Four hundreds have been scored already, four more fifties can be added to that

24-Jan-2006•Osman Samiuddin in Faisalabad

The big mixed wolf

Tim de Lisle on cricket's new heavyweight, two ageing metronomes and Kerry Packer

24-Jan-2006•Tim de Lisle

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