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If I keep scoring, who will have the guts to drop me?

Younis Khan, who continued his love affair with India with a 199 in the first Test, talks about his career, about coming back from being dropped and more

The art of bat making

Sachin Tendulkar, in a lunch time chat with Dean Jones, talked about his equipment

Galli Galli mey Irfan - Not quite says Miandad

Javed Miandad is surprised by the reluctance of the Indians to go on defensive even when Pakistan was on top

'Goodness gracious'

John Wright has backed Sourav Ganguly , rubbishing most of Raj Singh Dungarpur’s comments on the former Indian captain

More to it than just cricket

Mike Marqusee, weeds out the hype, and plants the proper perspective.

India-Pakistan

The Self-Image of Pakistan's Pace Bowling

This wasn't entirely unexpected

Mavericks

The power of a six

Rodney Cavalier is chairman of the Sydney Cricket Ground Trust; he once said that cricket is one of the few sports where intensity has its own reward for the spectators

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in Pakistan 2005-06

Watching ... painfully

As one tries to make sense of what exactly happened in the cricket today, when Pakistan gorged themselves in batting heaven, one needs to spare a thought

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in Pakistan 2005-06

More than magic

There isn’t much that Sourav Ganguly hasn’t done on a cricket field, but what he did around 2:20pm today was quite novel

Pakistan cricket

Pakistan's paid fan putting pen to paper

Whenever you watch a match involving Pakistan there will always be at least one familiar face in the crowd, the flag-waving Abdul Jaleel

Haroon and the sea of stories

No, we are not talking about Salman Rushdie’s book but Haroon Rashid, the former Pakistan team manager, who lost his job a year back

I will open… No I will … And the argument continues

Images of what looked liked a heated argument, involving the usual suspects - Rahul Dravid, Sourav Ganguly and Greg Chappell - were beamed in the television on day 1 of the game

What's eating Ravi Shastri?

Ravi Shastri is not a happy man

Australian cricket

Much ado about the roof

" Telstra Dome's debut as an open-air cricket venue threatened to dissolve into farce last night," writes Nabila Ahmed in The Age , "with the roof opened, closed and opened again in a night of confusion caused by a massive shadow across the

Australian cricket

World Cup: it's time Warne chose

The speculation over the possibility of Shane Warne returning to one-day cricket continues

India-Pakistan

Lahore Test, 2006: 2nd day preview

After a hopelessly one-sided Test-One-Day-One, Indian backs are nearing the wall and The Wall is undergoing a crushing test of limit

USA

Clash looms in the USA

With the USA Cricket Association still doggedly determined to run cricket in the USA after it saw off the challenge from a rebel group of stakeholders, it has a new challenger - Major League Cricket .

Scotland

Scotland create their own mess

Six months ago to the day, coach Andy Moles guided Scotland to the ICC Trophy - and into the 2007 World Cup - and was rewarded with a two-year extension to his contract

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in Pakistan 2005-06

Oh hundred, my hundred

The moment that a batsman reaches an important landmark always assumes an importance at a cricket match

Pakistan cricket

A judge and his quandary

Wasim Akram's solicitor has rubbished the statements of Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum, who in an interview with Cricinfo had said a "soft corner" for Akram might have influenced him while handing out a lenient punishment in the match-fixing case

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