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Thieving cats, suicidal drivers
Jul 13, 2009: It's hot in Colombo, small animals are after your dinner in Galle, and security staff are sticklers for dress codes
Jun 17, 2009: Football, tennis, baseball on screen, and some cricket - there's a welter of games on offer in England in the summer
Apr 9, 2009: History, airports, and more tea than you can shake a stick at
Mar 30, 2009: A history lesson from Auckland, the Naked Bus, and Munaf goes native
Mar 16, 2009: Former cricketers - and a hockey star - queue up to be interrogated by our intrepid correspondent, and bowlers get the rough end of the stick
Mar 3, 2009: The joys of auto-check in. Chess in a public square with giant pieces. And meeting an international cricketer who also happens to be colleague… sort of
Plenty of pride after historic win
Aug 14, 2008: A disappointing finish to the series at The Oval, but no diminishing the team's achievement
Aug 6, 2008: Plenty of beers after South Africa's Edgbaston win, and Neil McKenzie's impression of Kallis
Jul 31, 2008: A memorable victory, a bit of bowling out in the middle, and a braai with old mates
Raising the standard for a memorable win
Jul 24, 2008: Some work with the bat, not too much with the ball, but a great win and a big boost for the rest of the tour
Jul 17, 2008: On the fightback at Lord's and looking forward to the second Test
An operatic introduction to England
Jul 10, 2008: South Africa's spin bowler reflects on the early weeks of the tour
Jul 3, 2008: New Zealand finished their tour of England on a good note
Asia Cup
Jul 1, 2008: Pakistan's premier city is one that provokes many observations - not least about the similarities with India across the border
'Our Twenty20 form is a mystery'
Jun 20, 2008: New Zealand's middle-order batsman reflects on a bad week for his team
Jun 12, 2008: New Zealand have been a more successful one-day side than England in recent times. Now's our chance to make up for the loss in the Test series
Jun 5, 2008: Upgrading to a titanium guard, getting a bat made, and Kyle Mills' soccer sweepstake
May 29, 2008: The chilly weather accentuated the pain of the Old Trafford loss
May 22, 2008: New Zealand's No. 4 looks back on his first Test in England, and prepares for the Old Trafford showdown
May 14, 2008: New Zealand's No. 4 looks ahead to his first Test at the home of cricket

Good on Dravid and Mahela, pity about the pitch
In his new column, Sourav Ganguly says flat pitches aren't doing Test cricket's cause any good, especially when fans pay to watch
Dead pitches killing Tests in India
Dileep Premachandran: What sanctity of Tests when they're played out in front of paltry crowds on pitches designed to drag the game to the post-mortem table?
Long live the crackdown on chucking
Harsha Bhogle: India has made a start towards combating illegal actions by allowing umpires to call bowlers on the field
West Indies: from amazing to abysmal
The Numbers Game: The aura and anticipation of an Australia-West Indies series has slipped and the contests have become one-sided
Andrew Hughes on the thing in the ECB chief's basement
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