Matches (19)

Asia Cup (2)

County DIV1 (5)

County DIV2 (4)

SA-A vs NZ-A (1)

ENG vs SA (1)

Women's One-Day Cup (4)

CPL (1)

WCPL (1)

AFG

(15/20 ov) 110/4

HKG

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Schedule Table Videos Series

DUR

333

ESS

(73.2 ov) 262/3

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Schedule Table Report Series

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Cricket, and entertainment galore

The Indian Cricket League got rolling with a dose of entertainment and cricket

30-Nov-2007•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Panchkula

For the love of the game

Roving reporter at the Ranji Trophy Super League encounter between Tamil Naud and Mumbai in Chennai

18-Nov-2007•Kanishkaa Balachandran in Chennai

Chaotic but electric

As Indian fans got their first taste of Twenty20, Nagraj Gollapudi soaked up the electrifying atmosphere in Mumbai

20-Oct-2007•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mumbai

International cricket returns to Sector 16

The last time an international game was played at the Sector 16 Stadium was nearly 15 years ago, when Sachin Tendulkar was 20 years old and had not yet opened the innings for India

07-Oct-2007•George Binoy

Oh Misbah, not again

Sambit Bal picks the Plays of the Day during the final between India and Pakistan

24-Sep-2007•Sambit Bal in Johannesburg

Are Australia soft in the middle?

The Australian middle order really hasn't done much in this tournament, in part because they haven't had to

22-Sep-2007•Hugh Chevallier in Durban

The allure of the double-header

One of the greatest strengths of Twenty20 has been the willingness to experiment

16-Sep-2007•Hugh Chevallier at Newlands

Where are the spectators?

There were pre-match sales of 3000 for Ireland-India game, but by the start of play numbers were in the hundreds, not thousands

23-Jun-2007•Andrew McGlashan in Belfast

Echoes of history

Jamie Alter soaks up the grand ambience at the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association's Silver Jubilee celebrations at Chennai

26-Jan-2007•Jamie Alter in Chennai

The allure of the MIG ground

There's something unique about the atmosphere of watching cricket at a serene club ground away from the hustle and bustle of the city

15-Oct-2006•Roving Reporter by Kanishkaa Balachandran in Mumbai

Pakistan's fans desert the stands

Pakistan supporters have not had much to shout about at Old Trafford as their team have been bettered and bruised. However, even if the roles had been reversed the cheers would not have been ringing around the ground

29-Jul-2006•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

Honeymoon in Abu Dhabi

Roving Reporter from the DLF Cup in Abu Dhabi

18-Apr-2006•Sabin Iqbal at the Zayed Stadium

Chopping hoardings, lifting spirits

09-Apr-2006•Anand Vasu in Guwahati

Only when I laugh

Fans were reduced to ironic cheering as Zimbabwe were thrashed by Kenya at Harare Sports Club ... and many more familiar faces were reduced to the role of spectators

02-Mar-2006•A special correspondent in Harare

Hazare's ghost and mynah calls

Roving Reporter by Jamie Alter

22-Feb-2006•Roving Reporter by Jamie Alter

The chaotically festive frontier

Like Shahid Afridi has been, Peshawar, where he comes from, must be rehabilitated into Pakistan cricket

06-Feb-2006•Osman Samiuddin in Peshawar

Autograph hunters and a sold-out show

Small towns have their own fascination. Somehow you seem to have more time for observing the little things that are ignored in the blur of the big city

30-Jan-2006•Roving Reporter by Nagraj Gollapudi at Lucknow

The MCG's makeover

Peter English on the changes being made to the MCG

27-Dec-2005•Peter English at the MCG

More bayonets than bats

Rajkot, the capital of the erstwhile state of Saurashtra, may no longer retain its princely outlook but it doesn't take too long for cricket buffs to talk about its contribution to cricket

09-Nov-2005•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at Rajkot

Batting for the absentee spectators

Rahul Bhattacharya watches Sourav Ganguly began among the most important matches of his career in an near-empty stadium

20-Oct-2005•Rahul Bhattacharya at Rajkot

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