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Pakistan survive trip down Sunset Boulevard
Pakistan’s first-innings failings under the Gabba lights didn’t augur well for their second attempt. But they found a new resolve to fight another day
Did England experiment with pinch-hitting in the 19th century?
An early lesson on the spirit of the game, and an interesting insight from matches when WG Grace didn’t open feature in the best comments from this we
Karnataka sow the seeds for long-term dominance
The team’s success over the last few years has been built around a group of youngsters who have stepped up in times of dire need and crisisVishal Diks
Forty-two and fighting
Veteran Kenya allrounder Steve Tikolo made an age-defying comeback recently to help his side reclaim some past gloryFirdose Moonda19-Dec-2013When Stev
They too played for India
From SCricinfo25-Feb-2013S. Giridhar, IndiaIt is a lazy Sunday afternoon and it seems the entire neighbourhood is having its siesta. I cannot sleep
Ten men who could surprise
ESPNcricinfo picks some of the lesser-known players that could spring a surprise or two in the Champions LeagueNikita Bastian and Dustin Silgardo22-Se
Tendulkar evokes memories of 1992
The strokeplay was majestic and the approach worlds removed from the hesitancy that coloured Sachin Tendulkar’s innings at times over the past couple
Grandfather's footsteps
Nick Hoult reviews Test of Time by John LazenbyNick Hoult26-Sep-2005 It is every would-be writer’s dream; to find a bundle of curled-up,
Pink-ball theatre: Unplayable deliveries, unbelievable catches and T20 batting in Test cricket
And that was not all. West Indies picked up three injuries and had to manufacture an entirely new opening pairAndrew McGlashan13-Jul-2025Justin Greave
Classy Klaasen digs deep to make Wankhede his Colosseum
He braved the Mumbai heat and soaked up the pressure of the atmosphere, showcasing so much more than his big-hitting on his way to a 67-ball 109Firdos