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Left-handers all – and another one in a helmet
The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricketSteven Lynch19-Jun-2006The regular Monday c
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A day of ebbs and flows
The target of 392 in 88 overs meant that India required an asking rate of 4.45 per over, and while at certain points it seemed they were on track, a d
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Dry, yes, but certainly not dour
Will Luke reviews by Bill FrindallWill Luke16-Jun-2006 Buy now I must confess to a sense of trepidation in being asked to revi
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South Africa rocked by pace blitz
Stats highlights of the second day’s play between India and South Africa at JohannesburgKanishkaa Balachandran16-Dec-2006 Sreesanth’s
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Veteran Harmison ready to stand alone
And then there was one. England’s four-pronged pace quartet, the same awesome foursome that briefly threatened to rule the world last summer, has dwin
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Highest score to lose, and all in white
The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricketSteven Lynch26-Feb-2007Was Matthew Hayden’s
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Down to the wire
Cricinfo looks back at the ten most memorable ODIs between India and PakistanFaras Ghani04-Nov-2007 Javed Miandad’s last-ball six in
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Pump up the tempo
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan looks at how the ICL is helping give fielding and fitness in Indian domestic cricket a shot in the armSiddhartha Vaidyanathan0
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The decline of the ODI and other stories
Too many ODIs, too many of them tepid; the continuing dominance of Australia; the birth of Twenty20; and the decline of spinSambit Bal03-Jan-2008
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A mountain too high
Two hundreds would have been preferable, but there were none, and for all the brave effort in getting as close as 87 runs, 475 was always going to be