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The man who wouldn't say 'Mister'

Sid O'Linn's cricket career was possibly hampered by a rebellious streak, but given a chance to tour England, he got a divorce to ensure his selection

17-Dec-2016•Luke Alfred

The hinge between South Africa's old and new

Courageous, selfless and cautious, Trevor Goddard was the link between notable eras for his team

28-Nov-2016•Luke Alfred

'I doubt anyone will take care of me like Mashrafe <i>bhai</i>'

As Mashrafe Mortaza completes 15 years in international cricket, his team-mates and friends recall their favourite stories about him

08-Nov-2016•Interviews by Mohammad Isam

Cho's mystery

Former Australian spinner John Gleeson was unreadable on and off the field. A team-mate remembers

09-Oct-2016•Ashley Mallett

My mate Tangles

Looking back at the wit and bowling of Max Walker

29-Sep-2016•Ashley Mallett

Remembering South Africa's first fast bowling hero

Lindsay Tuckett lost his best years to the war, and when he got the chance to play Tests, he bowled with virtually no support

08-Sep-2016•Luke Alfred

Ken Higgs, a heart-of-oak bowler, and one of Lancashire's finest

With remorseless accuracy and an ability to find swing and cut, Ken Higgs might have won more than 15 Test caps for England

07-Sep-2016•David Hopps

Woodcock at 90

The often outspoken former cricket correspondent of the Times, turns ten short of a century on Sunday

06-Aug-2016•Ivo Tennant

My mentor Tony

Tony Cozier encouraged me to pursue a career in journalism and was a source of motivation and support all through

12-May-2016•Firdose Moonda

A Bajan boy steeped in Caribbean flavours

Cozier came to be the voice of West Indian cricket because he knew the game, and the landscape it came from, intimately

12-May-2016•Vaneisa Baksh

Marty goes to rest

A friend, an opponent, a brother, Martin Crowe touched hearts with his batting and his deep thoughtfulness

04-Mar-2016•Mark Nicholas

Martin the invincible

At the crease Crowe was elegant and imposing. Off it, especially after he left cricket, he was completely alive, always in the moment, and possessed of a desire to learn

03-Mar-2016•Gideon Haigh

'Brendon had the ability to make his players exceed their expectations'

Brendon McCullum earned respect because he brought the best out of his players and believed in having a healthy relationship with the opposition

21-Feb-2016•Kane Williamson

Baz and I

It wasn't the easiest thing in the world being in the same team as Brendon McCullum

20-Feb-2016•Iain O'Brien

The people's legend

Brendon McCullum is a New Zealand icon because he's equal parts good bloke, straight shooter and gambler - not an untouchable deity but rather the guy from two doors down

19-Feb-2016•Paul Ford

How do you measure McCullum?

The excitement you felt when you watched him captain or fly through the air to save a boundary, or tapping his bat, about to face a ball - you can't put a number to it

11-Feb-2016•Jarrod Kimber

The multifaceted life of John Bannon

The late Cricket Australia board director was passionate about politics and history, and his contribution to Australian sport extended beyond cricket

16-Dec-2015•Daniel Brettig

Farewell to a Gaelic hero

John Mooney, who has retired from international cricket, was an indefatigable and inspirational competitor

11-Dec-2015•Tim Wigmore

Expecting Sehwag to do the unexpected

Opposition captains always feared: what if Sehwag gets going? Everyone else just learned to accept that he would forever surprise

23-Oct-2015•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

A wild animal of batting

There are batsmen you can explain, whose magic you can unravel. Virender Sehwag was not one of them

20-Oct-2015•Jarrod Kimber

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