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Dr. Ali Bacher, 81, is a cricketer, administrator, and passionate advocate for South African cricket. He follows the tough domestic games and will be watching the India-South Africa series with great enthusiasm. He believes India has the best chance of winning the Test series due to their strong bowling attack.…

Pujara: A defensive batter who evolved his craft, accepted uncertainties, protected his partners, and deserves more than a dance in his name.

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Sourav Ganguly backs Rohit Sharma to captain India till T20 World Cup; praises Dravid, Pujara, Rahane for their contributions to Indian cricket.

Virat Kohli recently completed 50 ODI centuries.

Columnists love debating all-time best teams, with few players guaranteed to be on everyone's list. Don Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar are likely to be on most, but Frank Woolley didn't include Bradman in his. To mark its 150th anniversary, Wisden Almanack chose an all-time Test team. Ahead of the 2007…

Pat Cummins, Australian captain, recalled the pin-drop silence at Narendra Modi Stadium during the World Cup final against India. He said Steve Smith remarked on the 100,000-plus crowd being as quiet as a library. Cummins and his team won their sixth title, beating India by six wickets.

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India vs Australia World Cup: Wasim Akram felt that although pressure was on Rahul to play a composed innings, he also sensed that the middle-order batters could have approached the game with a “do or die” mindset.

Sybrand Engelbrecht, a former U-19 cricketer, made an unlikely World Cup debut at 35. He showcased excellent temperament and technique, often during rescue acts, and finished as the Netherlands' leading scorer. He admires Jonty Rhodes, Graeme Smith, Jacques Kallis, Hashim Amla, Dale Steyn, A.B. de Villiers, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli,…

India were favourites to win a home Cricket World Cup – so how did it all go wrong for them in the all-important final?