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Shafiq, unsung but not an underachiever
Asad Shafiq’s prominence in Pakistan’s rise would have perhaps been a bigger deal, had he been a player from cricket’s Big ThreeOsman Samiuddin in Mel
The forging of Vaughan's Ashes-winners
Daniel Brigham looks back on England’s thunderous Test series in South Africa in 2004-05, one of their most impressive overseas wins of all timeDaniel
A lesson in pragmatism for passionate Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s rapid climb up cricket’s world order created plenty of excitement and expectations around the team. The World Cup gave them a chance to
Two for the coffee table
An anthology and a celebration of great players – both from the stable – allow us to experience a soothing sense of constancyAlan Gardner29-Dec-2013A
Burns' Tasmanian move bears fruit
Erin Burns’ aggressive, hard-hitting attitude is ideally suited to the hubbub of Twenty20Daniel Brettig25-Jan-2013Glance down the list of leading run-
England beaten, but not in ruins
England were beaten by the better team in Abu Dhabi but the mark of champions is how they respond to setbacks. The challenge starts now.George Dobell
Pakistan's fielding caught in a time warp
There is not a cricket-playing country in the world as backward and as resistant to not just modernity but simple, natural progression as PakistanOsma
The curious case of Dravid's crawl
Rahul Dravid’s 96-ball 12 was among his slowest innings, and one of the slowest 12s ever scored in Test cricketS Rajesh12-Aug-2007 Mic
Three Takeaways As George Springer, Blue Jays Crush Mariners’ Hopes in ALCS Game 7 Thriller
The Toronto Blue Jays are headed back to the World Series. It has been a long and winding road for the franchise to get here, but on Monday night they
Mohammad Nabi's five sixes in final over takes Afghanistan to 169 against SL
He thumped 60 off 22 balls as Afghanistan seek victory for a place in Super FoursESPNcricinfo staff18-Sep-2025Sri Lanka dominated proceedings for 18 o