In Case You Missed It: Bangladesh's home domination, South Africa's golden summer, the IPL's tardiness
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Ireland concluded their first tour of Bangladesh by handing the hosts a seven-wicket win, despite a sensational innings by Lorcan Tucker and fifties for Harry Tector and Andy McBrine. PJ Moor, who last played a Test for Zimbabwe, didn't make much of a splash for Ireland, but he's hoping to represent his new home in World Cups in the future.
After Sri Lanka won the first T20I in the Super Over, a batting collapse in the second from 91 for 2 to 141 all out made it an easy cruise for New Zealand, with Tim Seifert powering a one-sided chase.
A summer that began with much gloom and doom began to look up with the SA20 and ended with South Africa on the brink of automatic World Cup qualification. Firdose Moonda looks back.
Osman Samiuddin examines the IPL franchise oligopoly and how they have set down roots all over the world and made the international game feel increasingly superfluous. But ultimately the fans will decide.
A week into the IPL and its promise of 90-minute innings has already run aground with games going on for well over four hours. Late finishes are the norm this season and have always plagued the league - this is not ideal for the viewers, the broadcasters and, by extension, the IPL itself, says Sidharth Monga.
Last week, the CDC panel officially acquitted Michael Vaughan of racism charges as the fallout of Yorkshire's racism review continued. Vithushan Ehantharajah looks at why the ECB's case against Michael Vaughan failed, while David Hopps says the punishment for the county must be weighed against further hits to inclusion and diversity.
Ahead of the IPL, the Royal Challengers Bangalore seamer spoke to Nagraj Gollapudi about how to bowl at the team's home ground, and to Suryakumar Yadav.
MS Dhoni's CSK recreated the old Chepauk magic in front of 35,000 fans as they beat Lucknow Super Giants by 12 runs, all the more notable for the fact that CSK will playing a full season at home for the first time in four years. Alagappan and Deivarayan Muthu captured some of the thala effect before the side's first game at home.
Matt Roller on the fast, skillful and entirely homegrown left-arm quick who is Ireland's brightest ambassador on the global stage.
And who has the highest individual score on IPL debut? You asked and Steven Lynch answered in this week's stats and trivia column.