Futebol
Kohli's subcontinent habit that doesn't work in South Africa
Virat Kohli’s habit of striding in to defend a wide delivery – through which he exposes himself to a dismissal by playing them – hasn’t changed since
Amla's fast 1000 against New Zealand
Stats highlights from the first day’s play between South Africa and New Zealand in Centurion, where the host batsmen troubled the visiting bowlersShiv
Kayes' bulls-eye and Ervine's agility
Plays of the day from the second ODI between Bangladesh and Zimbabwe in MirpurMohammad Isam in Mirpur09-Nov-2015The slipAfter Chamu Chibhabha edged a
Thrown in at the deep end
Players with little or no ODI experience who have been picked by Full Member countries for their 2015 World Cup squads17-Jan-2015Sheldon CottrellWest
Stage for old and new stars to shine
The Ranji Trophy remains the prime place for domestic players to stake their claim for a national berth; this year, we’ll have well-known faces and ne
Sri Lanka batsmen defeated by indiscipline
The MCG pitch was quick and Australia’s attack assured, but neither were the menace Sri Lanka’s batsmen made them out to beAndrew Fernando at the MCG2
Much more than the numbers
Barry Richards hardly got any opportunities to show his talent on the international stage, but he still managed to prove how great a batsman he was S
Filling a hole
Before the game he owned 172 runs in eight Tests in the country; he walked off 49 short of doubling the totalAli Cook09-Oct-2008 Until no
Inside the pre-season sex-tape scandal that preceded Leicester City's miracle Premier League title triumph
The incredible story of Leicester City's 2015-16 Premier League title triumph is perhaps the most well-known of the past decade. Claudio Ranieri
Lewis century secures cup double for Lancashire women
Hampshire finish as runners-up again, one day after the men fell short against WorcestershireECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay21-Sep-2025Lan