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Madness beats joy as Afghanistan miss their big chance against Sri Lanka
Afghanistan are one of the greatest things to happen to the game, yes, but they are also professional cricketers who want to win matchesJarrod Kimber0
Whatever the role, Latham fits like a glove
From not finding a spot in the Champions Trophy XI to being a middle order lynchpin in India, the New Zealand wicketkeeper’s curve is on the riseVisha
'Woke up early and the highlights were on'
Current and former South Africa players rejoice at a third straight series win in AustraliaESPNcricinfo staff15-Nov-2016Woke up at 3:30 am SA time and
Bairstow's emotional coming of age
He was overshadowed by Ben Stokes’ feats, but Jonny Bairstow’s maiden Test was a special moment for a multitude of reasonsDavid Hopps03-Jan-2016Many T
Williamson and Vettori, icemen in the burner
Daniel Vettori and Kane Williamson brought old-school values to a match being played at a very modern, high-octane paceAndrew McGlashan in Auckland28-
How Kochi finally claimed Modi
The Kochi Tuskers Kerala played in just one IPL. But their short stint was controversial and was a catalyst to Lalit Modi’s dramatic exit from the BCC
Among weights machines and leaky pipes
The WACA gym setting for Ricky Ponting’s retirement announcement was far from pretty but somehow fittingBrydon Coverdale29-Nov-2012Windowless and feel
England seek to defy the odds
England have done the first half of Pakistan 1992 right, now comes the hard bitSidharth Monga in Colombo25-Mar-2011When India were playing West Indies
Beefy versus Boycott
Sky or ? Technical excellence or enduring appeal? It all comes down to taste: do you want Hussain’s analysis or Boycott’s anecdotes?Alan Tyers31-Aug-2
£280,000-a-week Liverpool star slammed for “anonymous” Nottingham Forest display
Sky Sports’ Laura Hunter slammed Alexander Isak as “anonymous” as Liverpool suffered defeat at Anfield against Nottingham Forest for the second consec