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It will be a battle between Titans’ batsmen and Sydney Sixers’ bowlers in the second Champions League T20 semi-final in CenturionFirdose Moonda25-Oct-

The highlight of the series was the manner in which South Africa’s batsmen dominated England’s strong bowling attack in home conditionsS Rajesh21-Aug-

The WACA is the one venue where Australia might miss Mitchell Johnson. But the way their pace attack has thrived this summer, they probably won’tBrydo

A missed stumping contributed to Chennai’s streak of nine home wins finally came to an endNitin Sundar at the MA Chidambaram Stadium24-Sep-2011Winning

From languishing at the bottom in the past, the franchise is now eyeing a three-peat under Afridi’s leadershipDanyal Rasool16-Feb-2024It took merely t

The left-arm spinner was given an almost-impossible task due to his lack of first-class cricketAlex Malcolm24-Feb-2023How does Ashton Agar go from bei

Highs of early summer feel distant, but England captain focussed on process not resultVithushan Ehantharajah19-Aug-2022Well, they did tell you.Managin

The left-arm seamer first made his name in Pune club cricket before graduating to the big leaguesShashank Kishore04-May-2022On May 1, Gopal Choudhary

And is the Barmy Army the greatest set of travelling fans in sport ever?Andrew Fidel Fernando02-Mar-2020Best in the worldEngland have the greatest tra

Fielding has always been a grey area in cricket, but Australia’s emphasis on “creating energy in the ring” tells a story in itselfSidharth Monga05-Jul