In Case You Missed it: New Zealand savage South Africa, the IPL makes new millionaires
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Broadcaster Charu Sharma (right) had to step in to take over the IPL auction after auctioneer Hugh Edmeads took ill midway through the first day • BCCI
New Zealand cut the visitors down for 95 in the first innings and secured a lead of 387 - Matt Henry took 7 for 23 before really rubbing it in with a fifty from No. 11 - with several of their players coming to the party. New Zealand have only ever won four Tests against South Africa and have never won a Test series. Could this be their chance?
An all-star batting effort from the New Zealand middle order helped them pull off the second-highest successful chase in women's ODIs, and a 3-0 lead in the series against India.
A blockbuster IPL auction saw two new teams in Lucknow Super Giants and Gujarat Titans take shape, with Mumbai Indians breaking the bank for Ishan Kishan and a "non-playing" Jofra Archer. Indian players dominated the auction, with Harshal Patel going back to RCB for Rs 10.75 crore, a 5275% raise. Nagraj Gollapudi and Gaurav Sundararaman look at how every mega IPL auction reveals a bit more about how franchises plan when building a team and it was no different this time. Dustin Silgardo addresses some key questions from the auction, including why David Warner went for such a low price and why Mumbai splurged on a player sidelined by injury. Sampath Bandarupalli looks at which teams bid the most and least successfully, and which player attracted the most attention. How do the ten teams stack up after the auction? Here's a cheat sheet.
The broadcaster suddenly found himself hosting the auction after auctioneer Hugh Edmeades fell ill. He described the sequence of events of stepping in to wield the hammer at the IPL auction to Saurabh Somani.
Filled with gore, intrigue and major plot twists, no way is it going to underwhelm like a certain other epic fantasy show. Alan Gardner busts out the popcorn for this month's Light Roller.
From playing in the streets with boys to becoming a speed demon feared by batters across the world: Firdose Moonda has the South Africa bowler's story
Anantha Narayanan looks at batters who scored the fewest runs per Test and bowlers who took two wickets or fewer per Test, over ten Tests or more.
And what's the biggest partnership between a player on debut and another playing his last Test? Steven Lynch has all the answers.
The former Pakistan fast bowler, now Quetta Gladiators coach in the PSL, talks to Umar Farooq about coaching in T20 and the importance of long-format cricket for all players.
Tristan Lavalette has the inside story on the allrounder-turned-opener ahead of Australia's tour of Pakistan. Also included: the story of how the allrounder found inspiration for his bowling in the middle of a hip-hop concert.
Ian Chappell says when players have a technical problem, fellow players are best placed to sort them out.
A new series looks at current women's players who have stamped their signature on certain strokes and deliveries. No one does cutters quite like Jhulan Goswami, with good height, extra bounce and a challenging line and length turning them into lethal deliveries. Amelia Kerr has made the googly entirely her own, while Alyssa Healy's trademark pull leaves bowlers sweating.