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South Africa might not have intended to step off the gas, but they might have. Just a little.Firdose Moonda in Johannesburg24-Jan-2018It looked good.

Kohli’s 189-run third-wicket stand with Ajnikya Rahane was also the third-highest ODI stand for any wicket against South AfricaBharath Seervi01-Feb-20

Decision to quit red-ball cricket has paid off so far in white-ball returns, even if Rashid’s home county sees less of him than they’d likeMelinda Far

James Anderson’s rematch with Virat Kohli was the most hotly anticipated head-to-head of the summer. It exceeded all expectationsSidharth Monga02-Aug-

Faith, family and friends have kept the South Africa A captain going despite setbacks – and he now has a chance to stake his claim for higher honoursD

After misfielding on his first touch in international cricket, India’s latest allrounder did not look back and grabbed his first opportunity as if it

Having barged the selection door open, Burns has an opportunity to stand unfazed on the face of immense scrutiny and pressureGeorge Dobell in Colombo2

With Rohit Sharma and MS Dhoni likely to return, the selectors have room to experiment without hurting the team’s chances of victoryAnkur Dhawan31-Aug

The workload of carrying England’s batting for 12 years has finally consumed Alastair Cook, but he leaves behind a monumental body of workAndrew Mille