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Big scores on the losing side, best Test bowling figures by leggies and slow left-armers, and out first ball in Twenty20
A look at what the numbers suggest about the latest innovation in one-day cricket . By S Rajesh
They don't think it's all over
Lower-order partnerships that formed the highest percentage of the target. By George Binoy and Travis Basevi
Hundreds against Australia, and 300 partnerships
The most runs in a Test on debut, and the most runs in an ODI series
November 10: Bangladesh join the Test club
And God Created Cricket has plenty of fun, good stories and research, but it isn't, as the blurb claims, the real history of cricket
Billy Birmingham, aka the Twelfth Man, on how profanities are an unmistakeable part of cricket
More Quote Unquote » "You guys have been a bit harsh on me over the last couple of weeks"
In the 80s in England, Ian Botham transcended cricket alone - he represented the spirit of achievement in all areas of life. By Alan Tyers
With a wave of the wand, Warne takes his boys home. By Dileep Premachandran
How Victor Trumper came to be the embodiment of cricket's Golden Age, and an emblem for values his countrymen still hold dear. By Gideon Haigh
More than a decade after his exploits in Sharjah, Tendulkar has proved he still has the spirit of old
The threat to cricket's centre
It's not a battle between 50- and 20-over cricket; it's about who's playing. And that should worry the ICC
Why Ireland should be a Test nation
Cricket needs to move beyond its cosy cartel of countries, bring in more teams, and have two or more divisions
