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Indian and Pakistani players go about their business, game faces on, blinkers in place
There is a clear lack of camaraderie between the boys from the two teams ahead of the first semi-final Sreshth Shah in Potchefstroom03-Feb-2020Potchef
Pakistan set to field raw attack
In the absence of Saeed Ajmal and Junaid Khan, Pakistan could put out an attack that has a combined experience of 11 Tests Umar Farooq in Dubai21-Oct-
Mominul – dropped or sacrificed?
Mominul Haque’s exclusion from the second ODI seemed to suggest he had paid the price for the poor form of some of his senior team-matesMohammad Isam1
Another Gautam Gambhir duck
Plays of the day from the match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore in SharjahSiddarth Ravindran24-Apr-2014The first-ballerG
Quiet in build-up, SA prepare for test of character
Australia have been the bigger talkers in the build-up to the Test series, while South Africa have attempted to send a message with their relative sil
'I'm going to enjoy watching the young guys have a crack'
Chris Martin looks back on a 13-year career career: from shouldering the New Zealand attack to match-winning spells against South Africa, and his ende
The forgotten talents of Smith and Haddin
ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the fourth day in MohaliBrydon Coverdale17-Mar-2013Change of the dayThe three overs Steven Smith bowle
England's win and Ricky's flight to Argentina
I have finally emerged from my special shed at the end of my garden that I keep for emergency situations, such as nuclear war, Armageddon, a large met
A belated glimpse of India's ability
Towards the end of a long and failure-filled tour, India managed to lift themselves and conjure a scarcely believable victorySidharth Monga at Belleri
Billy says get 'em driving
Australia’s new bowling coach, Craig McDermott, has been drumming it into his students that they need to get the ball up there and swinging. The resul