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'You don't hold anything against anyone in a team sport'
Ajit Agarkar, Mumbai’s new captain, on what leading a team with such a successful history means to himInterview by Amol Karhadkar03-Nov-2012Ajit Agark
Sri Lanka let down sublime Jayawardene
Sri Lanka were so feeble on the field that they rendered absolutely inconsequential a magnificent hundred from Mahela JayawardeneSambit Bal at the Wan
Stalwarts depart, empires crumble
India lose two veterans, Australia lose their sheenKanishkaa Balachandran30-Dec-2008 The final frontier: Sachin Tendulkar goes past Brian
Mike Burns back in full training
Somerset all rounder Mike Burns is back in full training after undergoing an operation to rectify an ankle injury earlier in the New YearRichard Walsh
Minor states produce major contest on opening day
Tasmania and South Australia are the two states with the smallest populations in Australia and they’re also often depicted as possessing two of the mo
Viv Richards to play for Lashings against Kent
Kent’s day-night challenge game against Lashings club side at Canterbury on 6th August will be graced by the presence of the great West Indian Sir Viv
Harbhajan Singh: Succeeding in trying circumstances
On the 6th of November 1999, the Barkatullah Khan Stadium at Jodhpurhosted a match between the visiting New Zealanders and the BoardPresident’s XIAnan
James triple ton puts Glamorgan on top
Sussex were in trouble at the end of the second day closing at 112 forfive in reply to Glamorgan’s mammoth first innings total of 718 forthree declare
Chris Harris – Kiwi cricket servant No 1
If Chris Harris’ name is missing from the Queen’s Birthday Honours list this year then the system is flawedLynn McConnell18-Jan-2002If Chris Harris’ n
Cidermen enjoy celebrations in Bath
A number of the jubilant Somerset team who won the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy last month enjoyed a day out in Bath on SaturdayRichard Walsh06-Oc