At the end of the day, India, in capturing seven English wickets for 169, have justified their decision to bowl first, but the harder job lies ahead.

Dileep Premachandran reviews the Plays of the Day on day two of the first Test between England and India at Lord’sDileep Premachandran20-Jul-2007

A good drainage system is a must for every ground, so that cricket can be played and the spectators are happy Sambit Bal at Trent Bridge27-Jul-2007

A look at the stats highlights from the second day’s play at the GabbaGeorge Binoy24-Nov-2006 Brett Lee continued his excellent batti

Anil Kumble has been India’s go-to man for a while now, and he again answered the team’s call on the second day at Mohali, getting rid of England’s ta

Edwards had a short-leg and leg-slip in place and angled the ball into Sehwag’s ribs – a form of bodyline – and had Sehwag hopping all over the place

The column where we answer your questionsSteven Lynch16-Feb-2004The regular Monday column in which our editor answers your questions about (almost) an

The regular Monday column in which Steven Lynch answers your questions about (almost) any aspect of cricketSteven Lynch14-Nov-2005The regular Monday c

Under new captain Latham, the likes of O’Rourke and Ravindra have shown what they can do, and there are others knocking on the doorDeivarayan Muthu27-

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