ECB open deputy chairman nominations
The ECB has invited nominations for a deputy chairman following the recent resignation of Mike Soper following his failure to be elected to the chairm
Azhar shows off his Test skills, again
The search for young batsmen who display the virtues of patience, concentration and lengthy attention spans has gathered steam, and Azhar Ali, so far
Afridi provides more false hope
ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the first World T20 semi-final in ColomboAndrew Fernando and David Hopps in Colombo04-Oct-2012False om
Schools give South Africa the edge
Higher standards in grassroots cricket, and warmer weather, are two vital advantages South Africa has over EnglandWill Hawkes31-Jul-2012Not all South
New Zealand attack allows South Africa off the mat
New Zealand had South Africa reeling at 88 for 6 but their bowlers were unable to deliver the fatal blow, allowing South Africa to steal a first-innin
Individuals shine in tournament opener
The opening day of Asia Cup’s 12th edition in fact remained as exciting as the corresponding game from 2010, when a scintillating Shahid Afridi centur
Nothing bland about Finn's bowling
A place in Tests still eludes Steven Finn, but his one-day form is making a very strong case for a recallGeorge Dobell in Dubai19-Feb-2012There is a s
Being Eddie
Ed Cowan left the egos and personalities of NSW behind to forge a career with Tasmania, where his calm, happy demeanour helped his team-mates. It shou
Patient Cowan earns the MCG's respect
It is to Cowan’s credit that in his first Test innings, he played way and was not caught up in the occasion, nor the quick tempo set by his partners
Triumphant England must retain their determination
England’s ascent to the top spot in the Test rankings has been swift, but Andrew Strauss’s men know the descent from the summit can be quick and humil