Matches (22)

ILT20 (1)

HKPL 2-Day (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

134/8

(19.1/20 ov, T:135) 138/4

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Schedule Table Series

DLSWC

158

PAHKG

(36 ov) 149/5

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Schedule Series

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The brotherhood

The Wisden Cricketer's review of this month's goings on at Essex

25-Aug-2005

Pratt fall à la mode

The Wisden Cricketer's review of this month's goings on at Durham

25-Aug-2005

Cutting both ways

The Wisden Cricketer's review of this month's goings on at Derbyshire

25-Aug-2005

A generous spirit and political spin

Matthew Engel reviews CLR James' Beyond a Boundary and Mike Marqusee's Anyone But England

25-Aug-2005

Turn the volume down

More feedback on the results of the Wisden Cricketer poll which asked you to name your commentary dream team

19-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

'Death seems a better option than listening to those zombies'

We published the results of the Wisden Cricketer poll which asked you to name your commentary dream team

18-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Keeping it simple

John Stern talks to Richie Benaud

17-Aug-2005

Benaud: 'Simply the voice of cricket'

A selection of readers' comments on the great commentary debate

17-Aug-2005

The Bradman of the microphone

Richie Benaud has been voted the nation's favourite cricket commentator in a poll of nearly 12,000 fans, conducted by The Wisden Cricketer and Cricinfo

17-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

From the Ashes of success

Since England last won a home series the roses have become thorns and Australia have done the blooming. Matthew Engel revisits that champagne moment

28-Jul-2005•Matthew Engel

The XI worst overs

Poor old bowlers. Some overs seem endless. Others really are: the worse you bowl, the longer the agony goes on. Simon Lister commiserates.

28-Jul-2005

How the Aussies went mental

Australians did not gain a psychological hold on their opponents overnight. They have been working on it for generations. Gideon Haigh explains.

28-Jul-2005•Gideon Haigh

England's last hurrah

Australia were trying to regroup round Allan Border. David Gower hit rich form. And then there were Tim Robinson and Richard Ellison. After a fluctuating summer the Ashes were well urned

28-Jul-2005•Interviews by Nick Hoult

Goodbye KP, hello happiness

Nottinghamshire's coach Mick Newell is finding that climbing the table is easier when players are not treading on each others' toes.

28-Jul-2005•Lawrence Booth

The Corridor of Certainty

If ever I harboured doubts about Peter Roebuck's ability to supply good prose in awkward situations they were dispelled on the afternoon of February 29, 1996 in Pune, the day when Kenya pulled off one of the greatest of cricket's shocks, by beating West I

28-Jul-2005•Michael Henderson

'You weak Victorian'

Dean Jones, Ravi Shastri, Greg Matthews and Bob Simpson look back on the tied Test of 1986

25-Jul-2005•Nick Hoult and Emma John

New law threatens to call time at the bar

A campaign against new licensing laws which threaten to deprive clubs of valuable income is faltering despite the issue being raised in Parliament.

24-Jul-2005

Toffs take over the Tavern

There is only one match at Lord's where spectators are segregated, and surprisingly that is the annual fixture between Eton and Harrow

24-Jul-2005

Expert Eye - Terry Jenner

It annoys me when I am asked why England does not develop wrist spinners

24-Jul-2005

Cook's line a sinker

Promotion - finally - in the National League; a 16-run defeat by the eventual winners in the C&G quarters

21-Jul-2005•Rob Steen

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