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Crashed minibuses, balls down the drain, lunch with Bradman: a history of 85 years leading up to #FillTheMCG

Writers

Osman Samiuddin

A letter to Naseem Shah The next big thing in Pakistan cricket is an amazing place to be in. And also the loneliest.
George Dobell

Young England embrace old-fashioned virtues with eye on 2021-22 Ashes The success of a clutch of players aged 24 or under means Joe Root can look forward with optimism
Andrew Fidel Fernando

The miracle of Durban Kusal Perera's innings was one of the greatest of all time, not just of 2019
Danyal Rasool

Multan Sultans eye better form with new buzz; Lahore Qalandars bring renewed hopes with heavyweights The Sultans have been as unsuccessful as the Lahore Qalandars in breaching the top four in the short while they have been around
Ian Chappell

Who have been the best visiting captains in Australia? Starting with Douglas Jardine, it is an impressive list
S Rajesh

Philander: Deadly at home, phenomenal with new ball His sublime skills with the new ball ensure he will go down as one of the finest exponents of seam bowling
Sidharth Monga

'Just one of those things' - New Zealand lick wounds after second straight meltdown Colin Munro, who made what should have been a match-winning 64, admitted "there's a few guys that are hurting"
Steven Lynch

Are R Ashwin's 362 wickets the most after 70 Tests? Also: who is the oldest umpire to stand a first-class match?
Firdose Moonda

'I am black, that's my skin. But I play cricket because I love it' - Bavuma on transformation talk Temba Bavuma admits recent discussions about his place in the side have weighed heavily on him
Sharda Ugra

What do India's cricketers have to say about the protests in the country? The fans want their heroes to speak up at times like these
Andrew McGlashan

'Incredibly skillful' Poonam Yadav leaves Australia in a spin Australia were halfway towards their target to launch a home World Cup campaign with a win before Yadav turned it around
Tim Wigmore

How many leagues can cricket take? If all the existing and proposed short-format leagues are to survive, some will have to recalibrate their ambitions
Andrew Miller

Five miserable Test farewells As Vernon Philander's Test career draws to a quiet close, we list a few other underwhelming exits
Mohammad Isam

Ervine makes his opportunity in Test cricket count Zimbabwe captain says, however, that his wicket towards the end of the first day has given Bangladesh an advantage