The roughest of diamonds
Tharindu Kaushal is as likely to deliver an unplayably fizzing offbreak as he is a full-toss, but somewhere beneath the caked-on dirt and clotted grim
Will we see the Harbhajan of old?
India’s leading offspinner of the 2000s fell away because of his tendency to overuse the doosra. Can he make enough of an impact in Bangladesh?Aakash
Mumbai's drops, and Simmons' stunner
Plays of the day from the match between Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede StadiumAndrew Fidel Fernando10-May-2015The supp
A Lord's record and Cook's marathon
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Kept in reserve
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The lost wicketkeeper
He was one of the most admired young keepers in the country but Michael Bates is currently without a county and hoping for one more chanceAlan Gardner
Perfect Williamson marks near-perfect series
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England's 1% chance of winning the World Cup
Plus, mind-boggling stats from the Australia-India seriesAndy Zaltzman15-Jan-2015I am delighted to announce that, after a four-month sabbatical, which
How much can a captain influence short-term performance?
Modern captains have less power than ever, yet they are still held overwhelmingly accountable for decisions and tactics arrived at by backroom consens
Benaud, Bill and the field of memories
Former Australian captains Richie Benaud and Bill Lawry shared memories of their careers at the Sydney Cricket Ground, even as Benaud revealed he had