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Shower the captain with praise?

Matthew Hoggard, in his tour diary in The Times cracks up at the sight of Andrew Flintoff and Michael Vaughan singing together in an advertisement

Hare Freddie, hare hare

Andrew Flintoff is in preparation for the longest and hardest test of his career, when the Mumbai showdown gets underway tomorrow morning

The maid & the toothbrush

Dean Jones recounts a hilarious anecdote about his epic knock in the famous tied Test at Madras

A manic taxi ride and other stories

Alastair Cook, in his tour diary in The Telegraph , writes about a manic taxi ride in Mumbai, a humbling visit to an orphanage and his hope to end the tour on a winning note

Gavaskar's last hurray

This day , 19 years ago, Sunil Gavaskar, in what turned out to be his last Test, produced a master class against Pakistan on a crumbler

Indian cricket

Majority from minority

The small town revolution is here to stay in Indian cricket.Makarand Waingankar in The Sportstar explains the sudden transition.

England

Kicking a dog when he’s down

It seems a fashionable moment in time to be having a crack at England

'It's a 450 wicket, guys ... they're about 15 short!'

Neil Manthorp revisits the big game

Ireland

Irish cricket cashes in on England tie

The rush to grab tickets for England's encounter against Ireland has started, with £100,000 raised from ticket sales - even before they've gone on sale

Television

Big hits and big money make for dark future

Watching cricket on Indian television, with the incessant stream of adverts, tries one’s patience, says Simon Barnes in The Times

English cricket

Irish ticket rush begins

The rush to grab tickets for England's encounter against Ireland has started, with £100,000 raised from ticket sales - even before they've gone on sale

Oman

Oman Cricket Club Academy opens its doors

The Oman Cricket Club Academy launches today:

England in India, 2005-06

Happy Holi

So goodbye India

Patience brings rewards for Flintoff

Despite losing the second Test against India, Mike Selvey comments that Andrew Flintoff is the one England batsman whose technique has withstood India's spinners:

A man who refuses to give in

Peter Roebuck pays tribute to the latest entrant to the 500 club - Anil Kumble

Australian cricket

Smith and Warne told to end gutter battle

Greg Baum asks in The Age where is the management in the gutter battle between Graeme Smith and the Australians

When Boycott posed as WG Grace

Frank Keating in The Guardian looks back at the 1981-82 England tour when Boycott moaned; Willis read the complete works of Wodehouse and Gower and Botham were on perpetual lookout for "something drinkable"

Where does cricket go from here?

Tom Eaton wonders , post the greatest match of 'em all, in the Mail and Guardian

Commentary

Six reasons not to become an opener

This day, 25 years ago, Geoff Boycott was at the receiving end of perhaps the greatest over ever bowled

Jones injured, England bleed

The man whom England missed more than any other was Simon Jones , writes Christopher Martin-Jenkins.

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