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A Lord's celebration marred by England's lack of will to win
Day five of the first Test was such a contrast to the last time England and New Zealand had played at Lord’s – in the 2019 World Cup finalTawhid Qures
No 'miracle' for Pakistan but Sarfaraz Ahmed happy to go out on a high
Pakistan captain happy with his team’s final effort despite not getting close to the record-breaking win they neededMohammad Isam and Danyal Rasool05-
A show of guts and resolve from Rabada and Philander
Hashim Amla put on a special act at the Wanderers but needed some support. He found it in unlikely quartersFirdose Moonda in Johannesburg25-Jan-2018It
Jayant shows value of quiet application
Jayant Yadav could have been a forgotten man on the Ranji Trophy circuit. But Rahul Dravid recognised the qualities that today earned him a maiden Tes
Axar, Jadeja and the spinning wheel
Axar Patel has come into his own as an ODI bowler, but Ravindra Jadeja’s irrepressible form means India’s selectors have a tough job on their handsSha
Good, but not nearly good enough
South Africa may have come out of the group relatively unscathed, but all their rivals would have taken note of the team’s chasing struggles and over-
Australia doze at wrong moment
The Test was moving at a slow pace on a sluggish pitch while South Africa batted and they may have lulled Australia into a distracted mindset which pr
The startling amnesia of Giles Clarke
A few thoughts and observations on Pakistan’s much elongated Hour of NeedAndy Zaltzman25-Feb-2013Hello Confectionery Stallers. I have been tied up for
A few cases of stage fright
Michael Clarke and Ross Taylor are new leaders with talent, but on the first day of the series each had moments to forget as their sides edged nervous
Ground realities and more for Hyderabad
Invoking the gods at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has done little to change Hyderabad’s fortunes so far. Vital first-innings lead has proved