Matches (16)

WPL (2)

U19 WC Warm-up (2)

SA20 (2)

BPL (2)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (4)

BBL (2)

Super Smash (2)

UPW-W

143/5

RCB-W

(12.1/20 ov, T:144) 145/1

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Schedule Table Report Series

IND19

(50/50 ov) 295/8

ENG19

(34.3/34.3 ov, T:177) 196/3

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Schedule Series

Old Guest Column

Who's behind the war?

Brian Lara recently expressed the frustration that all parties must feel in the still unresolved contractual dispute

15-Oct-2005•Vaneisa Baksh

'Before, I was hoping to be good enough'

Shane Watson plays his second Test for Australia today after displaying the all-round promise that he hopes will make him Australia's Andrew Flintoff. As he prepared for the Super Test, he spoke to Cricinfo

13-Oct-2005•Peter English

'It should have been done two years ago'

Over three decades on, Doug Walters, who was part of the Australian side that took on the Rest of the World in 1971-72, talks exclusively to Cricinfo

12-Oct-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

Red carpets, second takes and a starry night

As the ICC waited for Friday's Super Test, it staged the game's Oscars in a Sydney hotel rising into the sky like a bat handle

12-Oct-2005•Peter English

MacGill solves a dilemma

Peter English continues his Super Series diary

11-Oct-2005

Sir Donald Who?

The ongoing Super Series gives us an opportunity to look back at the memorable clash between Australia and the Rest of the World in 1971-72

10-Oct-2005•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Secret weapon or busted flush?

With England's imminent arrival the drums are beating for a recall for Mushtaq Ahmed, Pakistan's lost leg spinner

10-Oct-2005•Kamran Abbasi

Super(fluous) Series, and sex changes

We take a look at the week that was, highlighting the star performers, the flops, and the stories that sent headline writers into a tizzy

08-Oct-2005•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Where goes Shoaib?

Everything that needs to be said about Shoaib Akhtar has already been said. And broadcast. And written. Many times over

08-Oct-2005•Osman Samiuddin

Gilchrist lays Ashes ghost to rest

Adam Gilchrist's batting has regained its freedom after an English summer of claustrophobia caused by Andrew Flintoff. With Flintoff watching and suffering, Gilchrist smashed Australia's fastest one-day century from 73 balls

07-Oct-2005•Peter English at the Telstra Dome in Melbourne

Trapped inside Telstra Dome

Cricket does not need to be protected from nature because nature, despite playing the occasional spoilsport, considerably enhances the game

05-Oct-2005•Sambit Bal

'That was the most competitive cricket that I played'

Barry Richards talks exclusively to Cricinfo about the Packer Tests and the ongoing Super Series battle between Australia and the World XI

05-Oct-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

The prism of nationality

Some of us love cricket for the intrinsic beauty of the game, while some of us enjoy it only if our side wins

04-Oct-2005•Amit Varma

Running scared?

It seems that Bangladesh and Zimbabwe are finding ways to avoid taking on the mighty Kenyans

04-Oct-2005•Martin Williamson

'Motivation is never an issue'

Over three decades on, Tony Greig, who was part of the Rest of the World side that took on Australia in 1971-72, talks exclusively to Cricinfo

04-Oct-2005•Nagraj Gollapudi

He skips the light fandango ... injury permitting

We take a look at the week that was ... from Darren Gough dancing to Sourav Ganguly's woes to Tatenda Taibu's brutal honesty to Kevin Pietersen's latest chat-up target

02-Oct-2005•Martin Williamson

Inzi goes to Australia

Inzamam-ul-Haq's middling record against Australia - he averages a fraction over 34 - is held against him when any definitive, conclusive analysis is done of his place in a pantheon of the most successful modern-day batsmen

30-Sep-2005•Osman Samiuddin

Bedroom politics

Martin Williamson despairs as the two factions battling for control of the game in the USA appear determined to see through a policy of mutually assured destruction

29-Sep-2005•Martin Williamson

The case for Cairns

For 15 years a fit Chris Cairns has been a permanent fixture in New Zealand cricket teams. Until this week that is

29-Sep-2005•Andrew McLean

New Men of Summer

Australia A tours of the past decade have usually been reconnaissance for future national team trips and a chance to give fringe players a back-slap of recognition

27-Sep-2005•Peter English

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Old Guest Column

Vithushan Ehantharajah

Alagappan Muthu

Osman Samiuddin

S Rajesh

Mohammad Isam