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South Africa's war on number sevens
With no batting, South Africa are trying five bowlers.
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Was this the #BazBallBust?
Losing the toss with solid balls was a new Test, that they lost very quickly.
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Two big hits to women's international cricket
The retirements of Dottin and Lees are a big deal to Women's Cricket.
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How India lost the CWG gold
A look at a collapse or two in cricket's second gold medal match at a Commonwealth Games.
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Why DRS in Ranji matches is so important for cricket
Getting the decisions right is important, but the data from hawkeye is the real victory.
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The Fake IPL & the history of cricket's grift
A feature on cricket's long history with money, corruption and betting.
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How Israel almost stopped Sri Lanka from winning the 1996 World Cup
Looking back at 1979, and how it changed everything for Sri Lanka
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England and the chase for left-arm seam
Since 1950 England have struggled to find southpaw seam. Most other countries have found a few.
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The long tortured beautiful history of New Zealand opening batters
They went in first, and this is my documentary series on their stories.
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Bowlers fight back in the powerplay
After the pace playing pandemic hits red-ball cricket, in limited overs, batters are getting a dry sore throat from the new nut.
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Notes from the fifth Test
Rejecting no-balls, Crawley's foot, bad balls, Jadeja's control, Thakur blocking, Virat's spitting ball, Root's height and Bairstow watch.
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England's war on line and length
We have no idea whether England's new theory will work.