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Playing with heart, playing with friends – the Neil Wagner story
He arrived in New Zealand 10 years ago with one suitcase, not knowing if he had a future in cricket. Now, he’s the fifth best Test bowlerMohammad Isam
Malan's miscue undermines a mighty effort
The manner of Dawid Malan’s dismissal betrayed a lack of ruthlessness, as England squandered their best position of the seriesGeorge Dobell in Perth15
'Being with the Indian team was like travelling with the Beatles'
Greg Chappell talks about captaining Australia, the WSC years, his finest innings, and coaching India Interview by Crispin Andrews16-Aug-2016What woul
Williamson's record ton and NZ's longest unbeaten streak at home
Stats highlights from the fourth day of the second Test between New Zealand and Sri Lanka in which Kane Williamson’s fourth-innings ton sealed a five-
Searching for lost glory
England reached three finals and had a win-loss record of 23-10 in the first five World Cups, but that has dropped to 16-15 at the last five tournamen
A tale of hard work, fate and tears
Nepal’s players recount their ongoing journey through the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier in the UAE, and express what it means to have made it to the 20
Australian cricket's soul, mate
Beyond losing a world-beating batsman, Ricky Ponting’s international retirement severs one of the last links to a previous era of the gameDaniel Brett
Mini-battles to light up Motera
There will be several smaller battles to add even greater spark to what is already an enthralling quarter-final clash between India and Australia in
Hussey plays the percentages, and the field
Michael Hussey has become so good at stabilising potentially worrying situations that he could get a job straightening the Leaning Tower of PisaBrydon
Indore to Hobart: Kuhnemann's journey to revive his red-ball career
The left-arm spinner took 5 for 16 against India last year but has had precious little first-class cricket since thenAlex Malcolm01-Oct-2024There was