Tribute

Remembering Dilip Doshi, a team man who was his own man

He was sharp on the field, making batters overthink, and off the field, spoke out against petty-minded administrators

25-Jun-2025•Suresh Menon

Kohli and Test cricket gave each other their best

His competitiveness was something to behold, his love for Test cricket infectious, and he had this special ability to take you along on the ride

13-May-2025•Sidharth Monga

Goodbye, Stacky

Keith Stackpole often set the tone for Australia's innings in the early 1970s, with his steely presence and bat that spoke volumes

24-Apr-2025•Greg Chappell

Tim Southee - right-arm rockstar, unsung from afar

A decorated practitioner yet part of the furniture, Southee could shine solo and also be the glue in the bowling attack

13-Dec-2024•Andrew Miller

Ian Redpath, the soft-spoken fierce competitor

The Australian opener of the 1960s and '70s was a tenacious batter who could also hammer the bowling when required

02-Dec-2024•Ian Chappell

Aunshuman Gaekwad knew to put guts over glory, and that is no small thing

He will be remembered as much for his courage against fearsome fast bowlers as for his role in helping India move into the era of professionalism

01-Aug-2024•Suresh Menon

Before AI, Cricinfo had Robin Abrahams

The site's legendary long-serving man for all jobs has died at the age of 68

23-Jul-2024•Andrew Miller

Andy Clark: Fanzine tour de force remembered during Trent Bridge Test

Andrew Miller pays tribute to an England cricket fan who lived the dream for 23 years

18-Jul-2024•Andrew Miller

Why Dennis Lillee is the father of modern Indian fast bowling

On the great Australian bowler's 75th birthday, a former protégé remembers the impact he had on the game as a coach

18-Jul-2024•Varun Aaron

With Gavaskar we believed, without him we despaired

Decades before India dominated world cricket, Gavaskar gave them an identity in the game

10-Jul-2024•Sambit Bal

Goodbye Deadly, fierce of arm, gentle of heart

The England spinner will be remembered as one who gave his all on and off the pitch

16-Apr-2024•Mark Nicholas

Shaharyar Khan: the gentleman strongman that Pakistan cricket needed

Osman Samiuddin pays tribute to the arch-diplomat who oversaw the best of times at the PCB

24-Mar-2024•Osman Samiuddin

Shaharyar Khan, cricket diplomat and PCB's man of transition

Both Shaharyar Khan's tenures at the head of the PCB are not only fondly remembered but left significant footprints on the game in Pakistan

23-Mar-2024•Osman Samiuddin

Cheteshwar Pujara on R Ashwin: brilliant, relentless, always learning

The India batter pays tribute to his offspinner team-mate, who stands on the verge of his 100th Test

04-Mar-2024•Cheteshwar Pujara

Mike Procter, runaway dream

There were few feats the late great South African allrounder could not achieve on a cricket field. He was an action-hero come to life

19-Feb-2024•Mark Nicholas

500 and more: Lyon's absence reinforced his greatness

He becomes just the eighth man in history to achieve this feat and only the second offspinner behind Muralidaran

17-Dec-2023•Alex Malcolm

Asad Shafiq: Pakistan's fuss-free, low-key, endearing contributor

Batting at No. 6, he made a virtue of earnest endeavour. There was more to him than his seemingly underwhelming numbers might say

13-Dec-2023•Osman Samiuddin

What I'll remember Bishan ji for

The great India spinner was a fine sportsman (if, self-admittedly, no athlete). And as a man, he was one of the best

26-Oct-2023•Shamya Dasgupta

Remembering Heath Streak, Zimbabwean sporting hero

He was a magnificent cricketer who battled hard on the field and refused to play the political game

07-Sep-2023•Mark Nicholas

Big-action Broad, and the sharp spells of utter anarchy

There was always something a little titillating about Broad's best spells, a slightly guilty pleasure

01-Aug-2023•Osman Samiuddin

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