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Have spear, will bowl
Kenya’s famous Maasai warrior tribe is using the skills of warfare to help make a name for themselves in cricketFirdose Moonda02-Feb-2012Kenya’s next
The science of the big hit
There’s a lot more to hitting a long ball than clearing your front foot out of the way and having a swipeAakash Chopra22-Apr-2010All batsmen hit the b
Bopara creates a momentum of his own
The momentum that carried Ravi Bopara to his second Test century was entirely unconnected to the fortunes (or lack thereof) of the England team – whic
The boy who became an enigma
Sri Lanka’s new spin wizard has been one of the revelations of 2008, but he’s no overnight sensationSriram Veera19-Feb-2009 His army trani
The cap that became a crown
How did the baggy green turn into an enduring symbol of Australian sporting excellence?Peter English29-Jun-2008 For players who believe in the
Jubilant South Africa put their name up in lights
This is a Test team still in development, and that makes their statement victory at SuperSport Park all the more impressiveFirdose Moonda28-Dec-2023Ka
'It's a special day' for the little-known coaches of Bangladesh's Under-19 history-makers
From Chandpur to Chattogram to Dinajpur, these men will be glued to their TV sets come final timeMohammad Isam08-Feb-2020For just the one day, on Sund
A glocal celebration of the game
This year’s club, the allure of each year’s edition needs no explanation. Younger generations are perhaps more likely to ask “What is the point?” The
Starc showed why he is the best fast bowler
Aakash Chopra analyses Mitchell Starc’s short and devastating spells on the second dayAakash Chopra24-Feb-2017He bowled only nine overs and that too i
'We loved what we did and the people loved what we did'
Former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd made his Test debut 50 years ago this week. He looks back at his time in international cricketInterview by Simo