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Faf du Plessis wants intensity, not hope, from embattled South Africa
In the midst of the gloom that is South Africa’s World Cup campaign, their captain hasn’t lost his smile. Can his positivity rub off on his squad?Alan
Rohit's left-arm problem
Is Kedar Jadhav hampered by a short front-foot stride, is Virat Kohli a touch too inflexible with his bowling changes, and what makes Tom Latham so go
Rahane rues late wickets in attritional day
After Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane ground New Zealand into fatigue on a punishingly hot day, the tourists bounced back with late wickets, much
Old boys at the Twenty20
Pakistan’s Rafatullah Mohmand is the oldest player from a Test country to make his T20I debut. A look at those just younger than him at debutESPNcrici
Afghanistan's DRS reluctance
Plays of the day from the World Cup Group A match between Bangladesh and Afghanistan in CanberraAbhishek Purohit in Canberra18-Feb-2015Afghanistan’s D
Giles takes a long-term view
England’s selection policy for this one-day series has split opinion – and defeat at Old Trafford suggested they will struggle to match Australia – wi
In praise of Ishant Sharma
From Aditya Mungee, India If I die tomorrow, one thing I won’t regret is that I got a chance to watch an Indian “fast” bowler knock the stuffing ou
Somerset best placed to make the cut
The semi-final scenarios for group BS Rajesh03-Oct-2011Royal Challengers Bangalore haven’t won a single game so far, but two big wins might yet give t
Good at hiding pressure and pain
Vaughan the captain put you in a good space, Vaughan the batsman was one of the best England had. So what if he isn’t exactly a Yorkshireman?Matthew H
Ponting finds his feet, and Freddie's heroics
How Ricky Ponting kept England at bay, and Andrew Flintoff’s domination of left-handersOn the ball with S Rajesh and Arun Gopalakrishnan15-Aug-2005Thr