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Since Habibul Bashar’s retirement, Bangladesh haven’t had a regular at one-drop. Marshall’s debut Test may not have been extraordinary, but there were

A hit so hard, the batsmen just kept running – a true story from the Aboriginal tour of England in 1868Ashley Mallett12-Aug-2012Sporting long hair and

They came to the Asia Cup after five games in 10 days in Australia and had their first practice the day of their first game. But it was the loss of th

A policy of rotation seems forward planning in the extreme for South Africa, but it is a step that is necessary for this teamFirdose Moonda19-Jan-2012

The former Australia quick, who is stepping down as Papua New Guinea’s director of cricket after two years, says the country now has players who know

Chris Martin produced an inspired spell of bowling to turn the first Test match on its head, and put New Zealand in the driving seatESPNcricinfo staff

Three years after winning the Under-19 World Cup, left-arm spinner Vicky Ostwal looks ready for the red-ball grindDeivarayan Muthu01-Sep-2025He was In

Ian Bishop says the decision to retire a batter out needs guts, while Dasgupta believes it was the right move and should have been made soonerKarthik

Fitness issues, little game time and lack of form have affected these players in recent timesDeivarayan Muthu30-Aug-2022Evin Lewis (St Kitts & Nevis P

The emergence of Umran Malik has put the spotlight on the state’s quick bowlers. Are there more like him? The answer seems to be a resounding yesInter