Matches (18)

Men's Hundred (3)

AUS vs SA (1)

CPL (2)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (5)

Top End T20 (4)

MO-M

(35/100 balls) 29/3

TR-M

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Schedule Table Series

296/8

AUS

(40.5/50 ov, T:297) 198

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Schedule Report Videos Series

Verdict

When greatness scrapped

Matthew Hayden showed how much he has changed, Ricky Ponting showed how much he hasn't but Bangladesh showed that Bangladesh will not back down so readily

12-Apr-2006•The Verdict by Osman Samiuddin

Vulnerable Aussies left with much to do

Ricky Ponting's time in charge of Australia has been an unusual one. He has become arguably the best batsman in the world but his captaincy has been questioned which, for an Australian captain since Allan Border's early years, is rare

11-Apr-2006•The Verdict by Osman Samiuddin

The zest of youth lifts Bangladesh to new heights

Even now this doesn't seem real. For two days there has been just one team in this Test match. Bangladesh have done everything asked of them and more to manoeuvre themselves into a winning position

10-Apr-2006•Rabeed Imam

Winning with plenty in reserve

This was yet another procession for an Indian side that has learnt to win matches without going anywhere near full throttle

06-Apr-2006•Dileep Premachandran

Light gives teams chance to regroup and refresh

The verdict from day four of the final Test at Johannesburg, where Australia need 44 more runs to win with four wickets in hand

03-Apr-2006•The Verdict by Andrew McGlashan

Yuvraj's beach party

If you go by the ICC rankings, only 12 points separate India in third place from England in seventh

03-Apr-2006•The Verdict by Dileep Premachandran

Boucher's self confidence counters antagonistic welcome

On another gripping day of verbal banter and seesawing cricket between these two fiercely proud sides, Boucher's value as a gritty opponent was confirmed

02-Apr-2006•The Verdict by Will Luke

Ntini and Pollock still the best pairing

Andrew McGlashan's verdict from the second day of the third Test at Johannesburg

01-Apr-2006•The Verdict by Andrew McGlashan

Kallis's understudy fills the breach

Brett Lee struck the crucial blow of Jacques Kallis as Australia's bowlers continued to dominate the first day of the third Test at Johannesburg. At tea South Africa were 140 for 4

31-Mar-2006•Telford Vice

Stepping it up in style

After the hard yards had been gained painfully, inch by inch, Suresh Raina decided that it was time to shed the cloak of caution

31-Mar-2006•The Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Faridabad

Sri Lanka's Houdini act

The turnaround in this Test has been nothing short of remarkable

28-Mar-2006•The Verdict by Charlie Austin

Indomitable India's one-day march continues

The Indian one-day team possesses what the Test side lacks - supreme confidence allied to a greater mastery of the skills required

28-Mar-2006•The Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Delhi

Time for a format change

Peter English questions the format of a tournament final that encouraged Queensland to bat on and on

28-Mar-2006•Peter English

South Africa seek missing ingredient

Not for the first time this winter, South Africa have been outwitted and outplayed in by a confident, bullish Australian team

27-Mar-2006•The Verdict by Will Luke

Defensive mindset hands Australia the advantage

It is often said that the third day of a Test is the most crucial of a match and, that being the case, South Africa let slip a golden opportunity to wrestle the initiative and stamp their authority on the game

26-Mar-2006•The Verdict by Will Luke

Hoggard's day out

Matthew Hoggard often looks like he carries the weight of the world on his shoulders and, on day three of this Test he might just have to

19-Mar-2006•John Stern in Mumbai

Dogfight at the Premadasa sandpit

It did not have the wow-factor of last Sunday's run fest at the Wanderers in South Africa, but this low-scoring dogfight at Premadasa was comparably absorbing

19-Mar-2006•Charlie Austin in Colombo

Smith - Australia's batsmen were the difference

The South Africa captain Graeme Smith pinpointed Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting's partnership in Australia's first innings as the crucial moment in the match

18-Mar-2006•Edward Craig in Cape Town

South Africa miss the supporting act

South Africa were outplayed in the first Test at Cape Town, but the gap is not as big as the seven-wicket margin suggests

18-Mar-2006•Edward Craig in Cape Town

India fail to hit the high notes

While it's still too early to judge whether Rahul Dravid's gamble to bowl first was monumental folly it can be said that things didn't exactly go as he had planned

18-Mar-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Mumbai

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Verdict

Shashank Kishore

Andrew McGlashan

Valkerie Baynes

Mohammad Isam

Steven Lynch