England were the clear winners of the first Test, but Bangladesh showed grit and character even in defeatAndrew Miller in Chittagong16-Mar-2010Blushes

Manish Pandey’s attacking century in the final underlined his transformation from a no-name cricketer to a worthy contender for a place in the nationa

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Stats review of the three-Test series between Sri Lanka and PakistanSiddhartha Talya26-Jul-2009The last time Sri Lanka and Pakistan played a Test seri

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The Ganguly question will weigh heavily on their minds when India’s first paid selectors, headed by Kris Srikkanth, meet in Mumbai on Wednesday Nagraj

Australia’s former World Cup-winning captain will keep an eye on the next generation during the tournamentPeter English07-Mar-2009 Belind

He may play for Canada but he’s drawing favourable comparisons with the big boys of international cricket thanks to his ability to clear the boundary

Andrew Flintoff was as hostile as ever, but England may already need a miracle to win this TestAndrew Miller20-Dec-2008 The smiling assass