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Nice guys finish last: Australia have found new fans in Sri Lanka • AFP
Sri Lanka sealed their first bilateral series win at home against Australia in 30 years, Charith Asalanka's maiden ODI hundred and Dhananjaya de Silva's star turn with bat and ball taking the hosts up 3-1 in the fourth ODI. For Sri Lanka, currently grappling with an economic and political crisis, this series has lit up the island, says Andrew Fidel Fernando.
Rain played spoilsport in the final T20 between India and South Africa in Bengaluru with the series tantalisingly poised to go either way. India, however, will have had several takeaways from the tour, including Dinesh Karthik's form. What does Karthik's successful return mean for Rishabh Pant? Sidharth Monga asks.
England's ODI series sweep against Netherlands was a feast of plenty - runs galore, hundreds for the asking, a new ODI world record - for everyone but captain Morgan, whose consecutive ducks against Netherlands have left him in the spotlight.
Bangladesh have struggled with their batting - Mohammad Isam has a breakdown of their top-order woes - and fielding since the high of their win in Mount Maunganui early this year. Why has their batting been on the decline? With the first-choice players and the incumbents struggling, the BCB is forced to look at the next set of cricketers.
Ian Chappell says there still is appetite among fans and players for the thrills and nuances of the five-day game, but the decision-makers are only guided by financial prospects.
There have already been four successful chases of 200-plus targets in 2022. S Rajesh crunches the numbers.
The world's top limited-overs bowler talks to Annesha Ghosh about wanting to win a World Cup, her approach to left-arm spin, and her ambition of batting at No. 7 for England.
And how often have teams successfully chased down 250-plus scores in consecutive Tests? Steven Lynch has the answers to all your trivia questions.
Raf Nicholson says women currently have little representation on the ICC's various committees that don't understand the distinctive history of the women's game.
As India completes 90 years of Test cricket, take our quiz on the team's history.
The New Zealand fast bowler talks coffee, Italian food and what possibly did the tourists in against England in the first Test earlier this month.
And which was the most valuable wicket in Test history? Find out in Anantha Narayanan's comprehensive analysis.