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'I hope I see the day when people acknowledge men's and women's cricket equally'

Mithali Raj looks back at the India women's performance in the T20 World Cup, and ahead to the possibility of a women's IPL

Writers

Osman Samiuddin

Before Slim turned shady The stigma of fixing will never go away, but Saleem Malik the batsman mustn't be forgotten
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 Coronavirus soap opera, starring KP, Warnie, Mahela Also featuring a pining Ravi Shastri
Danyal Rasool

Rilee Rossouw's love affair with the Pakistan Super League Although he is a freelance cricketer now, there is a sense that Rossouw cares about every franchise he plays for
Ian Chappell

The best I've watched against spin VVS Laxman and Doug Walters were two batsmen who were masterful against the slow stuff
S Rajesh

A lowdown on 99s Who made the first 99 in international cricket? Who has been dismissed for 99 most often? Which bowler finished on 99 Test wickets? Read on to find out
Sidharth Monga

What we learned from watching the 1992 World Cup final in full again Wides, lbw calls, swing - plenty of things were different in white-ball cricket back then
Steven Lynch

How often have both openers been dismissed for ducks in an ODI? Also: how many players have scored a Test hundred without previously having made a first-class fifty?
Firdose Moonda

'I didn't know fatherhood was this hard - it's non-stop' New dad Tabraiz Shamsi talks about how the Covid-19 lockdown has affected his life
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

T20 World Cup takeaways: Australia's lead at the top and poor fielding standards Who are the future stars and where are West Indies headed?
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

England don't win the 2005 Ashes The Test of all ages goes Australia's way and life becomes insufferable
Mohammad Isam

'If we can build by winning against big teams, the boys will find confidence' The newly minted Bangladesh ODI captain looks ahead to his plans for the team