Mumbai have the edge in all respects
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Modi's meteoric rise and fall
A timeline of Lalit Modi’s association with the BCCICricinfo staff26-Apr-2010February 2005Lalit Modi is elected president of the Rajasthan Cricket Ass
Close series between rivals with bare cupboards
It is a credit to both teams that despite the overkill of cricket between the two nations, despite the dead pitch at the SSC, despite the lack of bowl
'I don't let pressure affect me' – Amir
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Thisara Perera spices up selection race
The allrounder, playing his first game of the tournament, made sure his name remains in the selection mix with a disciplined bowling effort that earne
'It's a lot easier playing for your country than for your state'
Stuart MacGill, perhaps doomed to forever be thought of as the leggie who wasn’t Warne, talks about missing the buzz of the game, helping the old enem
Strauss rises to the challenge
If ever there was a performance that laid bare a visiting team’s intentions, it was the one that Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook produced on the most
World Cup record favours Australia
Both teams are evenly matched in both batting and bowling, but it could just be Australia’s big match temperament that proves crucialMadhusudhan Ramak
Shafiul's misfortune and Razzak's imploring appeal
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Sri Lanka get a glimpse of life after Murali
It was expected that the visitors would struggled with an inexperienced bowling attack in England and that proved the case against two in-form batsmen