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Keeping it in the family
You might think that for a young boy growing up in Northern Ireland in the 1970s, cricket wouldn’t feature too prominently on his list of extra-curric
Two sides to the story
As ever, in 2007 too, you never could tell which Bangladesh team would show up on any given daySidharth Monga31-Dec-2007 Mushfiqur
Murali's favourite venue
Stats preview for the third Test between Sri Lanka and England in GalleS Rajesh17-Dec-2007If the weather clears up sufficiently and stays that way ove
Hail, centurion
After being written off as cricketer and man both, Ganguly has made it to the 100-Test landmark at the tail-end of a fulfilling, fabulous yearRahul Bh
Let players drink before the game
Dileep Premachandran comes up with the plays of the third day of the Lord’s Test between England and IndiaDileep Premachandran21-Jul-2007
Who's fooling who?
The concern today is with the increasingly one-eyed view of the world that pretends to be unbiased and authoritative, says Fazeer MohammedFazeer Moham
The endurance of the 'Big Fella'
He was England’s inexhaustible colossus in the lean post-war years – both wicket-taker and stock bowler. A salute to Alec Bedser on his 90th birthdayA
Filling a hole
Before the game he owned 172 runs in eight Tests in the country; he walked off 49 short of doubling the totalAli Cook09-Oct-2008 Until no
Wanted: A miracle
Andrew Flintoff was as hostile as ever, but England may already need a miracle to win this TestAndrew Miller20-Dec-2008 The smiling assass
First test for India's new selectors
The Ganguly question will weigh heavily on their minds when India’s first paid selectors, headed by Kris Srikkanth, meet in Mumbai on Wednesday Nagraj