What's left several Indian domestic players sour is that no Kookaburra balls were provided when the teams practiced before the games, requiring them to get used to the new cherry in match conditions

Sarfraz Nawaz, former Pakistan bowler, will be working with Delhi's bowlers for a week-long fast bowling clinic from November 17 ahead of the Ranji Trophy season starting on November 24

Mark Gillespie has grabbed his chance with both hands. Surely, the selectors would have noticed it. Come Monday, we shall know.

Cricinfo analyses the performance of a sluggish Shane Bond

Cricinfo analyses the performance of the New Zealand batsmen as they registered a 64-run victory over Baroda in the practice game at the MIG Ground in Mumbai

A disciplined bowling performance and a rollicking start in the run chase saw Rest of India march inexorably towards victory by the end of the second day

As the Champions Trophy kicks off this month in India, Cricinfo rewinds to the four previous editions of the multi-nation tournament and picks out five memorable moments

RP Singh demolished Sialkot, taking 4 for 25 in 9.5 overs as Uttar Pradesh romped home to a 316-run win to lift the Mohammad Nissar Trophy

Uttar Pradesh ended the third day with a massive 416-run lead after Rizwan Shamshad, who stalled in the second session, exploded in the third. But despite the advantage UP currently enjoy the result is far from a foregone conclusion.

Reticence at the crease is not normally what you associate Chris Gayle with. His calling card all along has been a casually imperious batting style

After an early wobble Boeta Dippenaar and Jean-Paul Duminy set South Africa on course for a win in the first one-day international at Bloemfontein

An interview with Pravin Amre, the new coach of Mumbai

On the back of some parsimonious bowling by their spinners and a Shahriar Nafees hundred Bangladesh managed to salvage some pride to defeat Zimbabwe by eight wickets in the fifth ODI at Harare

Sriram Veera looks back at a partnership record that stood for nearly 60 years

Powered by a disciplined bowling performance which shot out Bangladesh for a disappointing 124, Australia chased down the meager target in style to complete a whitewash

A little over thirty minutes before lunch on the final day Australia wrapped up a crushing win in the second and final Test at Chittagong

A memorable maiden double-hundred by Jason Gillespie, the first-ever by a nightwatchman, and a strokeful 182 from Michael Hussey charged Australia to a dominant position at tea on the fourth afternoon at Chittagongg

The designated nightwatchman Jason Gillespie blended austerity with moments of indulgence: 45 scoring shots out of 300 balls faced, to charge Australia to a position of dominance at tea on the third day

The Australians, no doubt stung by that embarrassment at Fatullah, hit back with vengeance as Bangladesh collapsed to 197