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England aren't good at ODI cricket, and they can't help it
They are now in a place where they need to decide whether one-day cricket mattersCameron Ponsonby07-Nov-2024There is a fundamental truth in life. You
Shabnam is young, quick, takes big wickets, and is just a bit different
Shabnam’s swing, at pace, has earned her four wickets in WPL 2024 so far, and three of them are of Nat Sciver-Brunt, Alyssa Healy and Chamari Athapath
'Strange things happen in life' – de Kock is done with ODIs, or is he?
De Kock’s hunger for the ultimate prize is rumbling louder than ever as he proves himself to be not just the best at what he does but a great team pla
Mitchell Starc – World Cup star, lower-order nightmare
Stats highlights of Mitchell Starc’s ODI career, after becoming the fastest to reach the 200-wicket milestoneSampath Bandarupalli03-Sep-2022Australia
Crafty Yasir returns to Sri Lanka hoping to rediscover the glory days
After a turbulent 12 months, can he produce the magic that once made him so instrumental in Pakistan’s Test domination?Danyal Rasool15-Jul-2022There w
McGrath's all-round Ashes T20I heroics prove Perry is no longer peerless
Ellyse Perry, arguably the best-ever women’s allrounder, may at long last have a worthy successorAndrew McGlashan20-Jan-2022Was there a changing of th
Nerveless Neesham finally gets his moment
Allrounder carries New Zealand to victory after years of near-misses and heartbreakAndrew Fidel Fernando11-Nov-20213:40Jayawardene: Daryl Mitchell dra
Why are England batsmen taught to sweep instead of using their feet against spinners?
They are panicking and trying to attack from the crease rather than stepping out to get the bowler to change length Ian Chappell27-Feb-20216:11Rohit S
Cousins, team-mates, rivals – the Chahar versus Chahar story
Their fathers are brothers and their mothers are sisters, but on Friday there’ll be no familial warmth as they play their parts in the IPL’s fiercest
Who removed my spinner?
It is hard enough to win away Tests, but India keep making it harder for themselves by misreading conditions and selecting poorlySidharth Monga in Per