Unrewarded brilliance
Whenever Sri Lankans look back to 2007 they will always wonder what would have happened if Kumar Sangakkara did not tear his hamstring in the tour game in AdelaidePeter English in Hobart20-Nov-2007 If only ...…
Battered and bruised, Ponting delivers a masterclass
Ricky Ponting not only scored a century, but taught a lesson to his young opponents that you never forget the mightyNagraj Gollapudi at the SCG24-Feb-2008 Ricky Ponting finally found his groove © Getty Images It…
Long way off from the baggy green
While India and Pakistan watch the U-19 World Cup for future international stars, Australia attempt to spot a few outstanding talents who could make the next step: entering their highly-competitive first-class structureGeorge Binoy in Kuala…
Rated O
Australia's continually tardy over-rates should cost them something more serious than money or a banAli Cook09-Nov-2008 More time was wasted when Ricky Ponting argued with Billy Bowden over the overthrow runs awarded © AFP Australia's…
Goodbye Gogga
Paul Adams didn't last as long as he should have, but he usually burned bright when he playedNeil Manthorp03-Oct-2008 Adams' action took a heavy toll on his body, undermining his control, which was never the…
You don't say!
The pick of the chatter from the year gone by 27-Dec-2008 Shoaib Akhtar shoulders the burden of being his country's last diamond © AFP Oh so humble"I can get Ponting out any time. I think…
A big moment for 'little' Gambhir
The Napier Test has not yet been saved, but Gambhir has been instrumental in India taking that big step towards doing it, and he has made sure he is there to try and take the…
Dilshan's ascent
Sri Lanka's prolific opener used to be a bits-and-pieces player before he discovered his mojo, got a lock on the batting slot he wanted, and stamped his patent on the most talked-about new stroke in…
Island effect on the IPL
Keeping an eye on the Sri Lankan players heading to India09-Mar-2010Mahela Jayawardene as an opener? You can bet on it•ESPNcricinfo LtdThose who firedMahela Jayawardene: Wayamba's biggest name scored four fifties and finished as the tournament's…
Heigh-ho? Please no
Some good cricket, some highly annoying music, and an "ow" moment kept this England women's fan occupied at ChelmsfordHannah Sibley30-Jun-2010Choice of game Having finished my A-levels, I decided that the best way to celebrate was…