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Can a home spin get Australia back on track?
They came unstuck against Pakistan spinners in the UAE but records at home offer cause for optimism Alex Malcolm15-Nov-2018Ninety-one runs from 78 bal
Thoughts from a fictitious South Africa batsman: This isn't how it was supposed to be in Sri Lanka
A fictitious voice from the South African camp shares his thoughts on the state of affairs after a horrendous second day in GalleAndrew Fidel Fernando
A batting order with clear roles to fulfil in hostile conditions
If M Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara protect Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane from the new ball, India know they can score plenty of runs in the quick-scori
Elgar urges South Africa to embrace the real challenge of their tour
Dean Elgar has steadily worked himself into form in an early-season stint at Somerset, and he is itching to extend South Africa’s record in Test serie
Kings XI reboot hinged on Indian bowlers
The coaching and captaincy duties have changed hands for Punjab, but the core group that remains intact will have to find ways to overcome scars of th
Reminiscing with Gower and Cowdrey
The two former England batsmen talk about the captains they admired, and looking at the past through rose-tinted glasses Nicholas Hogg13-Feb-2017Befor
St George's promises hospitable opener
The schedule for Sri Lanka’s tour of South Africa should work in the tourists’ favour, with the Port Elizabeth pitch likely to serve up an even contes
Tamim can't explain Bangladesh's bad habits
Bangladesh repeatedly threatened to take control against England only to lose wickets near the end of every session to allow them back into the TestMo
'I don't mind losing a few on the way to a win'
Angelo Mathews talks about the challenges of leading an inexperienced team, and the possibility of giving up the T20 captaincyTim Wigmore23-Jun-2016In
Australia's black page
Day one at Trent Bridge is not a stain that will wash out easily. A new method must be found overseas, or this will keep happeningDaniel Brettig at Tr