Matches (18)

CPL (2)

Men's Hundred (3)

Top End T20 (4)

AUS vs SA (1)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (5)

SLK

(14.5/20 ov) 153/3

STKNP

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Schedule Table Series

MO-M

98/8

TR-M

(74/100 balls, T:99) 101/3

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Schedule Table Report Series

Verdict

Sleeping on the job

England have been snoozing their way through the Test series with South Africa so far, and soon they will be made to pay, says Andrew Miller

04-Jan-2006•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew Miller

A centenary century

Russell Crowe was in the stands as Ricky Ponting accepted a huge ovation for his 27th Test century like an all-conquering gladiator

04-Jan-2006•The Verdict by Peter English

Advantage South Africa

South Africa's batsmen blunted Australia before their bowlers hurt them on a day that drifted before a sting in the tail&

03-Jan-2006•The Verdict by Peter English

Kallis - The man for a cloudy day

The ball swung for the second Test in a row and the play was riveting. Modern batsmen have grown accustomed to planting their front feet and breezing away at four an over, but significant movement in the air and off the pitch during this series has eased

02-Jan-2006•The Verdict by Peter English

World beater turned understudy

Glenn McGrath is learning to cope as the attack's second string while sending reminders he's still a reliable force

30-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Peter English at Melbourne

Losing it at the end

South Africa shadowed their opponents for eight days before finally losing touch

29-Dec-2005•Peter English at the MCG

Pace versus grit

Brett Lee and Herschelle Gibbs shared a gripping exchange that confirmed the bowler as his team's main strike weapon and the batsman as Australia's greatest danger

28-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Peter English at the MCG

Australia's new barnstormer

Michael Hussey has assumed Adam Gilchrist's role as the barnstorming striker and quickly become Australia's key middle-order batsman

27-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Peter English at the MCG

Brittle middle hands back Ponting's plan

Ricky Ponting's individual success did not prevent Australia from being hauled in dramatically on the opening day of the Boxing Day Test

26-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Peter English at the MCG

England finish with a sparkle

The verdict on the final one-day international between Pakistan and England, where England managed to squeeze home by six runs

21-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Andrew McGlashan

Some bright sparks amid the gloom

Many expected this day to be the last of the Test series, but Sri Lanka's batsmen showed that they weren't ready to lie down and allow the Indian spinners to trample all over them

21-Dec-2005•The Verdict by S Rajesh

Leading with the right foot

The most significant image of the day's play came ten minutes before stumps when Harbhajan Singh attempted an outrageous reverse-sweep against Muttiah Muralitharan

20-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Ahmedabad

Fighting the good battle

Great innings of defiance are remembered for hours of defensive application rather than their fluency

20-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Peter English

England pushed to the margins yet again

The verdict from the fourth one-day international at Rawalpindi

19-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Andrew Miller at Rawalpindi

A surge of spin

It was left to Harbhajan Singh to obliterate whatever slim chances that Sri Lanka may have harboured of squaring this series

19-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Ahmedabad

A hurrah to Hodge

Brad Hodge has joined Michael Hussey on the dramatic-entry list and must now carry a bulging reputation from his third Test

19-Dec-2005•Peter English

Banking on Malinga

Poor old Marvan Atapattu. He lost his third toss of the series, this time on a featherbed pitch

18-Dec-2005•Charlie Austin

Laxman provides the lifeline

VVS Laxman once again steadies the ship for India

18-Dec-2005•Dileep Premachandran in Ahmedabad

Patience pays

Brad Hodge was the greatest exponent of the retro attitude in what could be the game's defining innings

18-Dec-2005•The Verdict by Peter English

Waxing Warne

At 36 Shane Warnes' career is far closer to midnight than midday, but he continues to shine like the sun

17-Dec-2005•Peter English

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Verdict

Shashank Kishore

Andrew McGlashan

Valkerie Baynes

Mohammad Isam

Steven Lynch