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The burden of being Ramps

Jon Hotten:Mark Ramprakash was a complex beast, and so was being a fan of him

The burden of being Ramps

Jon Hotten:Mark Ramprakash was a complex beast, and so was being a fan of him

India v Pakistan, women's edition

What does the storied rivalry look like in women's cricket?

'I started fielding at short leg because I was lazy'

David Boon on the Allan Border era, batting against Patrick Patterson's pace, and his work as a match referee

Part-time golden arms

Scott Oliver on five batsmen not quite known for their bowling prowess taking match-winning five-fors

Manzoor Dar goes to the IPL

As Jammu and Kashmir's sole representative gets ready for the league, so does his village

Profile

The other Morkel

Apr 7, 2018: He could have been South Africa's next big thing, but finally settled for being an IPL sensation

Luke Alfred
Photo feature

The brawlers

Apr 6, 2018: Bad behaviour on the field

Nishi Narayanan
Interview

Death becomes him

Apr 2, 2018: Among the first players to turn to T20 full time, Dwayne Bravo has carved himself a special niche as the man captains turn to at the pointy end

Tim Wigmore
I Was There

When Johnson blew South Africa's house down

Mar 29, 2018: It was the summer of 2014. Fresh off his monstering of England at home, the world's most feared fast bowler steamed in in Centurion

Daniel Gallan
I Was There

'It was the best I'd hit it. I never repeated it'

Mar 27, 2018: It was carnage at Christchurch when Nathan Astle sent England's bowlers all over the park and set the record for the fastest double-century

Interviews by Andrew McGlashan
Stats feature

The greatest match-changing partnerships in Test history

Mar 26, 2018: Some win games, some save them. Starring Laxman, Langer and others

Anantha Narayanan
Hate to Love

Those damned unconquerable Aussies

Mar 19, 2018: For the first time in the Hate to Love series, an entire country

Daniel Gallan
High Fives

The slowpokes who became superstars

Mar 14, 2018: Six cricketers whose careers went from morose or middling to magnificent

Andy Zaltzman
Stats feature

Who are the fastest scorers in Test history?

Mar 12, 2018: How do Sehwag, Warner and Co match up against Trumper, Bradman et al? What about Richards and Jayasuriya?

Charles Davis
Features

What does a batsman see?

Mar 7, 2018: More importantly, how does he see? Unlocking one of the great secrets of run-scoring

SB Tang
Writers
  • Ian Chappell
    What we'll miss about Channel Nine The passing of the cricket rights marks the end of a storied era of broadcasting
  • S Rajesh
    How the T20 stars fare against the yorker The man with the best strike rate against the yorker doesn't feature in this year's IPL
  • Sidharth Monga
    Talking Points: When will Royals play Rahul Tripathi in the Powerplay? Chennai Super Kings, meanwhile, found a solo hero for the third time in four matches
  • Alan Gardner
    Northeast coup leaves Hampshire scenting success Sam Northeast adds heft to Hampshire's middle order and that has helped to persuade them that a title challenge might be in the offing
  • Tim Wigmore
    How England learned to fall in love with the IPL Ten years ago it was anathema, but now the ECB is effectively paying its players to take part
  • Steven Lynch
    Which match in Australia featured eight umpires over three days? And which bowler has taken the most wickets for a single IPL team?
  • Aakash Chopra
    The XIs: how the teams are likely to start the IPL A new season comes with new teams and combinations - how are they all going to shape up?
  • Paul Edwards
    Mahmood can emerge as a star of the summer Saqib Mahmood can hit 90mph and, as Lancashire prepare to reap the benefit, England will be watching his every move
  • Firdose Moonda
    A satisfying end to a dramatic summer From a new coach to a series win against Australia, South Africa endured a lot, but among their takeaways are consistency and success
  • Andrew McGlashan
    Agonising end to a season of crumbs Having failed to break New Zealand's lower-order resistance, England will leave Christchurch with many of the same questions that were on their minds on arrival in Perth more than five months ago
  • David Hopps
    Middlesex eye swift return as Gillespie stirs Sussex The 2012 and 2016 County Champions will be battling it out in the second tier, but Warwickshire and Middlesex won't find life easy among a competitive division
  • Danyal Rasool
    Four breakout stars from PSL 2018 Who is ready to graduate to the national team before next year's tournament?
  • Andrew Miller
    Is T20 too traditional for the kids of today? Five hot takes from the hot topic of the day
  • Mohammad Isam
    Tushar Imran's fight to resume Bangladesh career In the early days of Bangladesh earning Test status, he was a symbol of how underprepared young batsmen were to making the step up. Now, he has 10,000 first-class runs to his name and is firmly on the minds of the selectors again
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