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The Wankhede Stadium has been India’s most result-oriented Test venue, but in the last 13 years it hasn’t been kind to the home batsmenS Rajesh12-Nov-

Geoff Boycott on the key to the opener’s success, India’s spin combination, and what makes Alastair Cook tickESPNcricinfo staff23-Nov-2012Siddhartha T

All South Africa’s plans had worked beautifully for first half of the series, but one stunning innings left them searching for answer they couldn’t fi

It is a measure of South Africa’s batting strength that JP Duminy wasnot in their starting line-up when the tour began. In a similar waythat Michael H

Two late wickets were reward for New Zealand’s application – particularly that of Chris Martin whose wiry frame belied an extra yard of zip that none

After an IPL to forget in 2022, he has a new franchise, a fit-again elbow and – having given up captaincy – a freed-up mind to help him find his best

Who should open the batting? Should Sam Curran play ahead of Moeen Ali?Matt Roller24-Nov-2020The top-order conundrumEngland are overflowing with openi

Blistering run-rate leaves no total safe as Bairstow and Roy take partnership to new levelGeorge Dobell in Bristol14-May-2019It was the ease with whic