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In Mashrafe we trust
Bangladesh’s captain is the ace up their sleeve, but they have a problem to do with their team cultureAakash Chopra09-Mar-2016Last year was the best B
Old-school Chatterjee flourishes in T20 era
Sudip Chatterjee has scored four hundreds already this Ranji season and his insatiable hunger for batting long is flourishing in an age where IPL infl
Who will seize this moment?
New Zealand have kept a clean sheet, South Africa have made history with their first-ever victory in a World Cup knockout match. Now both of them will
Headaches for West Indies selectors
The selectors are likely to be pilloried whoever they pick for the upcoming Tests and ODIs and with their best players regularly unavailable, their jo
Wearing the burden lightly
Carrying a weak and inexperienced team and struggling to deal with the pressure of expectations aren’t easy, but Bangladesh’s captain manages to do so
Botch-ups at the fortress
Plays of the Day from the IPL match between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders in JaipurGeorge Binoy15-Apr-2011The run-out that wasn’tJacques
World Cups in the subcontinent: back in the hood, nothing's the same
Fifteen years after the last World Cup in Asia, the tournament returns to the region, but where previously a shared culture provided some of the bonds
Teams exposed by batting Powerplay
In a close match, the one passage of play which exposed both teams’ weaknesses was the implementation of the batting Powerplay Sidharth Monga in Vadod
Australia tough like 1989
It is that 1989 series that most readily springs to mind now, with Ricky Ponting elevated to Allan Border’s uber-veteran roleAndrew Miller in Cardiff1
Dead-rubber syndrome hits SA
South Africa have done some fabulous impersonations of previous Australianteams while winning this series, but over the past four days they havealso c