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The public pronouncements of Bennett King, the West Indies coach, and Courtney Walsh, the former captain, urging support for Chanderpaul indicate that the sixth captain in 10 years is not receiving it from those experienced and influential members best pl

Graeme Smith's men are on a roll and have changed some aspects of approaching their cricket. Telford Vice sizes them up before the five-match series against India

Charlotte Edwards' exclusive tour diary

Sri Lanka has hit the ground with a thud. Only when I was envisaging the return to form of our team, India has crushed the uprising with a heavy hand

The 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean is more than a benchmark for Team India and its new coach, and Greg Chappell has laid down the brickwork from the word go

The buzzword around the Indian camp, especially after the series was clinched at Pune, is 'experimentation'

Three key men did not play for India. Sachin Tendulkar, Irfan Pathan and Harbhajan Singh have been half of your team in this series. It took the flexibility theory to dangerous terrain

It was a case of no steps forward, but four giant steps back as New Zealand completed the one-day international half of their two-leg tour of South Africa in miserable fashion at the weekend

Jenny Thompson speaks to England captain Charlotte Edwardson the eve of the team's tour of Sri Lanka and India

In my times, Aravinda de Silva was keen to open the innings in one-day cricket. His reasons were plain: open spaces in the field offer maximum returns on a shot. It broadens your appeal which, in turn, tilts the scale of commerce

For Kenya, Tikolo has been the leader, the strategist, the pivotal moment, the ego and the elation

Daniel Brigham takes a look at the official websites of the cricket boards

The third one-dayer between India and Sri Lanka will produce unrivalled profits for the Rajasthan Cricket Association

Kevin Curran talks exclusively to Cricinfo about the challenges that lie ahead, and what can be done to make Zimbabwe cricket competitive again

Two contrasting captains begin a mouth-watering series with plenty to prove. Who will come out on top between Michael Vaughan and Inzamam-ul-Hag, asks Jamie Alter

The return of Sachin Tendulkar reconfirmed what I have always believed to be the difference between greats and merely good cricketers

Virender Sehwag wanted to be like Sachin Tendulkar. Years later, that dream has become reality, with a twist. Not only has he played alongside his idol, but has now almost overshadowed him.

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when Stephen Fleming got inside Graeme Smith's head with a calculated and very public tirade during South Africa's tour to New Zealand in 2003-04, it ensured that the South African captain would never forget it

There are two ways to look at the stance taken by the national selectors while picking the squad for the opening two games against Sri Lanka.