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Positional wranglings, on and off the field, leave England unbalanced and vulnerable
Joe Root’s reluctance to bat at No.3, and a surfeit of middle-order candidates, epitomises a team lacking in strategyGeorge Dobell at the Ageas Bowl01
Bangladesh slip up despite extra batting cushion
Despite making it to the Champions Trophy largely by playing five bowlers regularly, Bangladesh went back to playing eight batsmen in the opener again
Shami – Joint-fastest Indian pacer to 50 Test wickets
Stats highlights from the third day’s play of the Antigua where West Indies were asked to follow-onBharath Seervi24-Jul-20162006 The last time West In
Buoyant Scotland and the Oman surprise
ESPNcricinfo takes a look at the chances of six Associate teams that progressed to the World T20 in India next yearPeter Della Penna in Malahide27-Jul
The impatient opener
Plays of the day from the second ODI between Bangladesh and India in MirpurMohammad Isam and Alagappan Muthu17-Jun-2014The surpriseTaskin Ahmed bowled
"Minimise sixes" – Two words sum up farcical contest
The eight-over dash between Bangalore and Chennai was as close as cricket played on the field can get to cricket played on smartphone appsAbhishek Pur
Swann admits to England frustration
How much fight a lower order shows can often be a window to the team spirit of a side, and Sri Lanka’s lower order have battled in both innings Andrew
Never mind the heckling, we're cricketers
Players must smile even as they are abused, harassed and vilified. In India it’s worse than elsewhereSidharth Monga08-Jun-2010So what exactly is a rol
Broad focuses on all-round role
When Stuart Broad was left out of the England team for the final Test at The Oval he had little time to ponder the disappointmentAndrew McGlashan20-Au
Cricket and chaos – Bangladesh are used to it, but Shanto wants out
Bangladesh cricket seems to always be embroiled with off-field distractions, with Shanto’s reluctance to lead the latest oneMohammad Isam28-Oct-2024An