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Dhruv Jurel manifests his dream scenario
In Ranchi, in conditions that left him with a narrow range of options, he batted out of his skin to bring India back into the TestKarthik Krishnaswamy
South Africa women – on the brink of an implosion or the cusp of a change?
After a period of good results, things have started to unravel quickly. A strong domestic system is only the first step towards redressing the issueFi
Why was Rashid Khan held back for Andre Russell?
Also, did Sunrisers miss a trick by sending Vijay Shankar ahead of Abdul Samad?Deivarayan Muthu11-Apr-20213:25Steyn: Morgan’s captaincy the biggest re
Alex Carey always finds a way
From unsuccessful footballer to being the rock of Australia’s World Cup batting, the wicketkeeper-batsman has fought his way through the fringes, fail
South Africa hit their straps on subcontinental-style pitch
The home side has had a lot to say about nature of the SuperSport Park track, but on the field they have found a way to make it work for themFirdose M
Ngumbela's bridge
Cricket is building links across the racial divide in rural South AfricaLuke Alfred09-Jan-2017Since 1989, a tournament with a difference has been taki
'Brendon had the ability to make his players exceed their expectations'
Brendon McCullum earned respect because he brought the best out of his players and believed in having a healthy relationship with the oppositionKane W
New Zealand's class of 2008
Four key members of the current squad showed glimpses of what they were capable of in another World Cup, seven years agoAndrew McGlashan17-Mar-2015Mal
Feel-good stories keep rolling in for Australia
Cameron White and debutant Chris Lynn were the latest feel-good tales on another successful night for AustraliaVithushan Ehantharajah29-Jan-2014On a d
South Africa still looking for a one-day leader
Most parts of South Africa’s cricket are running smoothly at the moment, but that is not the case with the captaincy of the one-day teamFirdose Moonda