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Two triumphs and a royal assault
Looking back to two legendary Indian ODI wins in England, and a 1984 classicDileep Premachandran21-Aug-2007 The NatWest win in 2002 ma
ODI form points to India
England and India are tied at 5-5 in the head-to-head battle in the last ten matches that have had a result. Of the 22 matches England have played in
David Payne hopes powerplay 'super-strength' can propel Gloucestershire to Blast glory
Blast’s joint-leading wicket-taker hasn’t given up hope of adding to solitary England capAlan Gardner13-Sep-2024This time last year, David Payne had a
Ruthless England spinners expose India's batting woes
While hosts were indecisive with the bat, England bowlers were good at varying pace and lengthSruthi Ravindranath09-Dec-2023A batting-friendly Wankhed
Vettori, Vaas, Lee or Akhtar: who has Virat Kohli not faced?
Virat Kohli is playing his 500th international game. Can you score a 10/10 in this quiz on his career?ESPNcricinfo staff20-Jul-2023
Malcolm Marshall and his two Ms: my most prized possession
Nobody in the past 20 years has gotten an autograph from Malcolm Marshall, and nobody ever again willSamarth Shah04-Feb-2021Among my treasured cricket
Hasan Ali might be the Pakistan fast bowler who didn't go away
In a side where the turnover of the breed is particularly high, he has looked adversity in the eye and stayed the course Osman Samiuddin26-Jan-2021Whe
Are big partnerships overrated in T20 cricket?
IPL numbers suggest longer stands are becoming less relevant in high-scoring matchesShiva Jayaraman28-Sep-2020We probably wouldn’t be discussing this
A matchwinner, especially at home
The Centurion Test that begins on Wednesday holds special significance for Makhaya Ntini who is set to become the 49th player in Test history to play
All emotion, no logic
Why the PCB’s move to press charges against the ICC for the loss of the World Cup is misguidedOsman Samiuddin11-May-2009The emotion behind the PCB’s d