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Alyssa Healy is a sore loser and she won't apologise for it

The Australia keeper-batter on being driven by competitiveness, her performances in recent World Cups, and life with her better half, Mitch Starc

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Shashank Kishore

Shreyas Gopal opens up on cricket and life after cathartic quarter-final century The Karnataka allrounder on dealing with setbacks, conversations with Brian Lara, and much more
Steven Lynch

Was Ishan Kishan's double-hundred against Bangladesh the fastest in ODIs? And which team has played the most international matches in a single calendar year?
Sidharth Monga

Why Indian players need to be more aware of caste privilege and oppression A recent incident tells of the need for education in this area
Valkerie Baynes

Grace Scrivens, England's natural-born leader, prepares to take on the world Left-hand opener and right-arm off-spinner with innate captaincy skills is an allrounder in the truest sense
Andrew McGlashan

Australia's summer: Cummins has everything he needs, but ageing side has tougher tests ahead Run machines - check. Pace-bowling depth - check. A gamechanger and an all-round star - check. It was a summer of plenty for Australia
Osman Samiuddin

Anderson vs Rizwan, Messi vs Netherlands: two acts of grand-wizard magic Ten days ago, two old masters added a special vignette apiece to their career highlights reels
Danyal Rasool

Impressive New Zealand seek one last hurrah in familiar Karachi before turning focus towards India There is all to play for in the third ODI as a difficult international home season for Pakistan comes to a close
Andrew Fidel Fernando

Sri Lanka need all the Super League points they can get, as Afghanistan ODIs kick off A bilateral ODI series might not get too many excited at the moment but, for context, there's a World Cup spot to nail down for these two teams
Alan Gardner

Hurray, the PCB is back to being the beloved drama we want to binge A starring role for Ramiz Raja, a special appearance by Shahid Afridi, sackings, accusations - there's nothing else we'd rather watch
Ian Chappell

If India keep Smith and Lyon quiet, they have the edge against Australia Australia are boosted by good performances at home, but India are always near-impossible to beat in India
Andrew Miller

England are behind on their World Cup studies - but there's still plenty of time to cram Jos Buttler's side retain faith in their fundamentals despite fifth ODI defeat in a row
Hemant Brar

Ranji Trophy scenarios: Mumbai, Maharashtra in virtual knockout as quarter-finals race heats up Bengal, Saurashtra, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh are already through, leaving 11 teams jostling for the other four spots