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'Very quiet' motels, and never-ending cheers
Our correspondent jogs along the Wellington waterfront and takes in views of Auckland as a memorable tour winds downAbhishek Purohit20-Feb-2014Februar
'Mandela created a future for SA cricket'
Till 1992 there was no thought about South Africa playing in the World Cup, but Mandela’s words changed that immediately. Such was the power of Mandel
Rohit's moment of reckoning
Rohit Sharma has always been acknowledged as a man with enormous potential. Can his success as a leader give him confidence as a batsman?Abhishek Puro
Ingram shows he could belong
Colin Ingram has profited under Gary Kirsten’s new regime, and his self-belief has grown accordinglyFirdose Moonda in Bloemfontein10-Mar-2013October 1
Haddin's assist and the polite appeal
ESPNcricinfo presents Plays of the Day from the fourth day of the second Test between Australia and India in SydneyDaniel Brettig at the SCG06-Jan-201
'We'll be a tougher prospect in the next World Cup'
Zimbabwe’s coach is happy enough with his side’s progress to already be considering an extension to his contract. He talks about instilling belief in
Broad fluffs the DRS but grabs his 100th
Plays of the Day from the 2nd day of the 1st Test between England and Sri Lanka at CardiffAndrew Miller in Cardiff27-May-2011Scalp of the dayMahela Ja
Welcome back, Chris Gayle
Chris Gayle made a successful return to Test cricket after an 18-month absence, leading West Indies with a half-century in AntiguaSubash Jayaraman in
For South Africa, and those who know what they know
A far-from-perfect country has enjoyed remarkable sporting success over the last two years. The men’s cricket team have now given themselves the oppor
From Langer's rant to Ashes drama: opening the Australian dressing room door
The Test, an eight-part documentary, provides never-before-seen access to the Australia dressing room following the Newlands scandalDaniel Brettig10-M