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What Rikki Clarke brings to Surrey and how that can change in one ball
He was involved in more than a third of the balls in a recent T20 game, but sometimes only one countsJarrod Kimber11-Jul-2018Rikki Clarke skips – mayb
What's the point of a one-off T20I?
With teams focusing on ODIs, given the upcoming Champions Trophy, and the next World T20 possibly three years away, there is a distinct lack of contex
India's to lose, but that could happen
There has been a different winner in each World T20, but the side that won the first tournament in 2007 looks primed for a repeat. But, then again, yo
Green islands swamped by sea of blue
This was Bangaldesh’s big day out but their fans were forced to swim against a surging Indian tideDevashish Fuloria at the MCG19-Mar-2015The Banglades
The hundred grand catch
ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the fifth one-day international between New Zealand and West IndiesESPNcricinfo staff08-Jan-2014Catch
'Sri Lankan cricketers have an incredible amount of fight'
Graham Ford knows his players won’t have enough preparation time on the tour of Australia, but he is confident of the talent and determination they wi
'When I came in there were too many comfort zones'
Mickey Arthur’s first year in charge in Perth saw a lot of changes in personnel and attitudes. The Warriors’ future now looks younger and brighterDani
How Hilfenhaus and Co have differed from England's fast men
The big difference between the fast bowlers from Australia and England has also been their success rates against right and left-hand batsmenS Rajesh18
The fastest 50 caps, and the most Test 90s
The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricketSteven Lynch28-Jun-2004The regular Monday col
Man Utd must sell £120k-p/w flop who was “one of the best in the world”
It’s become a running joke that players who arrive at Manchester United with a notable reputation tend to see their stock plummet, with Old Trafford h