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How Ottis Gibson set up South Africa's 'elite fast-bowling group'
South Africa have now won five home Test series in a row, and key to that success has been a reinvigorated pace culture, reignited by coach Ottis Gibs
Is the Duleep Trophy worth looking out for?
While the Duleep Trophy looks for relevance, ESPNcricinfo looks at some of the questions that deal with its context, whom it helps and why it is worth
First Ranji Trophy season with two triple-tons by captains
Stats highlights from the third round of the tournament include Goa’s first triple-centurion and Gujarat’s biggest win by runs. Also, the new trend of
Five key areas – battling spin, cashing in
ESPNcricinfo looks at some of the main battlegrounds ahead of the series in the UAEAndrew McGlashan in Abu Dhabi12-Oct-2015Can England combat spin?You
Cricket beyond the limits
For most people, trekking above 5000 metres would be a challenge. But for one intrepid group it was an opportunity to play a game at the highest level
'I came to South Africa to challenge myself'
Despite a terrific county season, Graham Onions wasn’t picked for the Ashes. Instead of moping, he chose to sharpen his skills with DolphinsFirdose Mo
Quicks whet New Zealand appetite
The promise and variety shown by New Zealand’s young pace attack was a bright spot in a soggy seriesAndrew Fernando12-Nov-2012Though rain placed a glo
Brave Harbhajan wriggles out of a catch-22
Harbhajan Singh’s gamble to hand James Franklin the 19th over ahead of himself was a brave decision, but worked out in Mumbai Indians’ favourNitin Sun
Don Lockerbie's perfect storm
The top man in the USA’s cricket administration believes America is the sport’s next sunshine destination and he’s pulling out the stops to make sure
For Shanto, return to form 'a good start, nothing more'
Najmul Hossain Shanto pleased with Mahmudul Hasan Joy’s return to big runs and Hasan Murad’s impressive Test debutMohammad Isam14-Nov-2025Amid all the