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Steel and swag – Faf du Plessis' greatest hits in Test cricket
He might not have ended with fantastic numbers, but du Plessis has been one of South Africa’s most respected and charismatic playersFirdose Moonda17-F
Starc to Stokes, and superman Sarfaraz
The picks of week four from our travelling writers at the World Cup. Do your picks match theirs?ESPNcricinfo staff28-Jun-2019ESPNcricinfo LtdFavourite
'Want to make the BBL the No. 1 sports league in Australia'
Kim McConnie, the new head of the Big Bash, talks about how the league has its eyes on becoming the biggest game in townTim Wigmore17-Dec-2017This tim
Spit happens
Our correspondent loses her beauty sleep covering the ball-tampering saga but squeezes in a Melbourne walk and a Hobart museumFirdose Moonda29-Nov-201
Reliving Sachin mania
For many Indians across North America, the three-match All-Star series has turned into a chance for a pilgrimage – partly to watch legendary cricketer
India's bowlers find much-needed thrift
In the two games of the World Cup, with a little help from the batsmen, India’s bowlers have shown discipline and focus to break a trend of profligacy
The experience of Switzerland-like neutrality in Dubai
The curious case of watching cricket as a neutral observer in Dubai, one of the world’s odder placesAndy Zaltzman23-Oct-2013It is a curious experience
Batting second favoured Bears
With the summer so wet, sides favoured batting second and it worked for Warwickshire as all of their wins came after bowling firstDavid Hopps and Nevi
Toss the key for England
At a venue where chasing is difficult, England’s best chance lies in batting first and applying pressure on a shaky Sri Lankan middle orderMadhusudhan
Eastern son
Sourav Ganguly fired Bengal’s imagination. He was a talisman the state had waited too long forSoumya Bhattacharya10-Nov-2008 For all Benga