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Marnus Labuschagne sets the example for Australia – and England
Labuschagne has not only shored up Australia with his doughty, brave and intelligent batting, but set the blueprint for England’s batsmen to work from
Abdul Razzaq: Seven memories of the Pakistan allrounder
After Abdul Razzaq announced his return aged 38, we look back at some of his greatest hitsESPNcricinfo staff07-May-2018The greatest escape: 109* v Sou
Lording it on the last ball
After Stuart Broad’s four-ball cameo sealed a record chase for the Hobart Hurricanes, we look at other chases sealed off the final delivery in the Big
The greatest time to be an ODI batsman in a losing team
Yes, that is what the era we are living in will be known forAndy Zaltzman20-Feb-2016There have been 21 one-day internationals so far this year. In th
What went wrong for teams this season
ESPNcricinfo takes a look at the reasons for the early departures of the five teams Bishen Jeswant21-May-2015Rajasthan Royals – Death bowlingIt was al
A glimpse of genius
Gary Gilmour was a supremely talented allrounder but his international record doesn’t tell you just how much ability he possessedAshley Mallett12-Jun-
Spicy food and Telugu films
Entertainment is never too far from your reach in HyderabadVenkatapathy Raju21-Mar-2013Charminar and Golconda FortNot only is the Charminar an iconic
England have no answer to spin, again
England showed, for all the bluster about their improvement against spin, that it remains their Achilles heelGeorge Dobell in Dubai19-Jan-2012So, were
Strauss savours a year-capping victory
Not many teams beat South Africa on home soil, even fewer do it by an innings an hour into the final dayAndrew McGlashan in Durban30-Dec-2009As the cr
Out of their league
Zimbabwe may have half-decent batting, but overall they will clearly be outclassed at the highest level. By Martin WilliamsonMartin Williamson05-Sep-2