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The captain and the piper
England’s 2008 began in earnest in the summer, with Pietersen’s ascent to the helm and Stanford’s audacious overtureAndrew Miller30-Dec-2008
Defensive Dhoni stalls Pietersen's charge
Had England gone to stumps with just the four wickets down, Mahendra Singh Dhoni would most likely have been excoriated for his negativityS Aga21-Dec-
Searching for consolation
West Indies now find themselves in another bilateral ODI series, seeking compensation for a thrashing in the two Tests, both lost by embarrassing marg
The promise of Fred
Flintoff did for British cricket what Botham did, invigorating and replenishing. He brought fresh hope for the game’s futureRob Steen14-Aug-2009As far
Beyond the realm of victory
Dileep Premachandran looks at the enormity of Pakistan’s Twenty20 triumph, and how much it means to the country during troubled timesDileep Premachand
How Yuvraj's injury could change India's plans
The Indian left-hander injured his right hand during a fielding session at the University Ground in JohannesburgSriram Veera23-Sep-2009India’s Champio
Has there ever been another like Sehwag?
Cricket is a non-contact sport, but watching Virender Sehwag bat is as visceral an experience as watching Muhammad Ali dominate the ring in his primeS
Kolkata fail to live up to promise
In a league of inconsistent teams, Kolkata were punished because their troughs tended to be so much deeper than everyone else’sCricinfo staff20-Apr-20
Australia's greatest allrounder
Keith Miller had a batting average that was 14 more than his bowling average, which easily puts him in the top rung of allrounders the world has seenS
The poor boy who came to walk among kings
Bradman was cricket’s first modern hero, a man who transcended his game, embodied the modern Australian journey, and became a symbol of mastery over f