In this issue

Windies' hopes are shattered by Starc.

Top Boys Somerset Make Surrey Pay - Brooks lays down a marker with five-wicket haul and more...

We Will Bring Our A Game For Tigers

Plunkett issues rallying cry for Bangladesh clash.

2 mins

McKenzie Digs In To Pass The 200 Mark

IT WILL not be the fastest double century of the summer, having taken all of 47 years in its compilation. But when you have shared your 'innings' with, among others, John Arlott, Don Bradman and Harold Pinter, what has been the point in hurrying?

2 mins

Windies Are A Throwback From The Good Old Days

Derek Pringle takes a close look at the current West Indies team and draws comparisons to the destructive greats of the 80s and 90s.

4 mins

Pakistan's SOS To Wahab Paying Off

Saj Sadiq talks to a veteran pace bowler whose return to the Pakistan line-up has helped give the country cause for optimism after a run of defeats.

4 mins

Sri Lanka Finally Come To The Party

IF THERE was a book on perfect preparation for a major sports tournament you can be assured Sri Lanka haven’t read it.

3 mins

How Is This A 'World Cup' With Only 10 Countries?

Tristan Lavalette bemoans the fact that the cricket authorities decided to shrink the number of participants and cut back on expansion.

4 mins

Under Langer We Can Believe Again...

Adam Collins assesses the impression that Justin Langer has made, both on and off the field, at the end of his first year as Australia head coach.

4 mins

Hostile Bumrah Has Passed His Test, Says Kohli

Richard Edwards talks to the Indian skipper about the development of his team’s pace spearhead and the maturity of leading batsman Rohit Sharma.

3 mins

Just 66 Runs Added But De Silva Completed A Pure Masterclass.

Garfield Robinson looks back to the 1996 World Cup semi-final when a truly magical innings by Aravinda de Silva in Kolkata helped steer Sri Lanka to an unlikely victory.

4 mins

Glamorgan Are The Root Of The Problem For Ben

GLAMORGAN’S batsmen have racked up over a thousand runs against the Northamptonshire attack so far this season – but Ben Sanderson is in no mood to rest up and let others take the strain.

2 mins

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