In Case You Missed It: England's Pindi-cation, Pakistan's attempt at redemption, and India's ODI woes
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Been stoked: Multan gets a eyeful of the England captain ahead of the second Test • Getty Images
After England's thrilling victory, Vithushan Ehantharajah says it was the captain's inspirational leadership that dredged an impossible win from a Rawalpindi road, and made England's commitment to changing the face of Test cricket just that much more meaningful. On the Switch Hit podcast Alan Gardner, Andrew Miller and Osman Samiuddin sifted through the runs and records produced over those five days, and Vithushan Ehantharajah went searching for the real Pakistan during the first Test, but only just got past the security cordon.
Danyal Rasool dissects Pakistan's performance and says the side's determination not to lose at all costs defeats the purpose of inviting the big teams to play. While the Rawalpindi pitch came under heavy criticism, not least from the Pakistan captain himself, Osman Samiuddin says PCB president Ramiz Raja's preoccupation with the pitches might be the bigger problem. And as Pakistan prepared to play the second Test in Multan, Danyal Rasool says the team are still far from feeling at home playing in Pakistan.
Bangladesh scripted a famous series win over India, in large part due to these two players - one of whom has been Bangladesh's troubleshooter all his life and the other who is quickly taking on the mantle. Mohammad Isam says for Mehidy Hasan Miraz, it's also a coming of age as his self-belief and clear thinking have made him Bangladesh's man of the moment. Vishal Dikshit says for India, it's a bowling problem to solve as a toothless second-string bowling attack failed to land a knockout punch from winning positions.
Amy Jones and Sophia Dunkley set visitors up with half-centuries to take the series. Before the series, West Indies captain Hayley Matthews spoke to Firdose Moonda about how her WBBL experience and T20 leagues in general have played a big part in changing the standard of the women's game.
The England assistant coach reflected on mental health journey that began in Multan on the 2005-06 tour.
Kartikeya Date says in T20, how quickly a player scores depends on how quickly they accelerate, not on their strike rate at the end.
And what's the record for most hundreds scored in a Test? Rawalpindi records and more in this week's Ask Steven.
S Sudarshanan spoke to McGrath, who has been one of the world's best allrounders since her return from long-term injury, and who's now embracing a leadership role in the Australia side.
Ian Chappell says a strong first-class system is the foundation of a healthy Test nation, and not every country can afford to invest heavily in one for relatively limited returns.
Ian Bishop, Craig McDermott, Justin Langer and Tim May look back with Alex Malcolm at the thrilling Australia-West Indies Test from 30 years ago.
Hemant Brar looks at the somewhat forgotten art of autograph-hunting in this photo feature.