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Taylor rubs shoulders with cricket's elite
Steven Taylor has a chance to become America’s first home-grown star in more than a centuryPeter Della Penna21-Oct-2012When it was announced that inte
'A man for the trenches'
Cricketers, former and present, react to Mark Boucher’s retirement, following his eye injury on South Africa’s tour to England 2012ESPNcricinfo staff1
'Blind men in white coats'
Day one of the New Year Test was marred by poor umpiring decisions, with India getting the worst of it. A selection of what the pundits and the papers
Warne hits back
Shane Warne hit back quite magnificently on the last day after being clobbered in the first inningsS Rajesh05-Dec-2006 Warne versus r
Stats – Captain Cummins in a league of legends feat. Benaud, Imran and others
Cummins is the fifth-fastest to 300 Test wickets in terms of balls bowled, reaching the milestone in 13,725 ballsShubh Agarwal12-Jun-20251:53’Once the
It's not the coach, captain or players at fault, it's the whole rotten system
England’s struggle with the bat is the continuation of a recurring themeGeorge Dobell04-Aug-2021In 2008, a guy in his mid-40s named David removed the
Captains' report card: In Kraigg Brathwaite's proactive leadership is a lesson for Mominul Haque
Trusting just one formula might have been the reason Bangladesh lost the Test series to West IndiesMohammad Isam15-Feb-2021West Indies’ series win aga
Gayle's chance at a better run
Chris Gayle’s innings’ of note have come at long intervals of late; he’ll be hoping to break that trend against South Africa following his punishing d
The Singhs of Inverhaugh
The journey of Bart and Jan Singh’s 19-year labour of love in rural Canada – the alluring Inverhaugh Cricket Club – which they built from scratchJusti
Inzy, you beauty
Posterity hasn’t been kind to this master of Pakistani batsmanship, a jolly green giant capable of remarkable shamanism with willow in handAli Umair C