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Zizi Mkhize has been in for three hours, over two days. He walks in late on the first, conquers opposition bowlers in fading light, and reaches a century the next morning.
This is expected from Mkhize. He’s one o...
Test cricket used to have diversity in bowling attacks, while variety was not T20’s spice. When did it all make a 180-degree change?
Pakistan’s Test bowling attack in the late 1990s should have been illegal. They had Wasim Akram, Waqar You...
Cricket had to be pulled, kicking and screaming, into the professional era. And it’s still not fully there yet.
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Sikandar Raza had done well in the seven deliveries he bowled to Dewald Brevis, conceding just seven runs in seven balls. Two singles, a four, a bye, and three dots. On the eighth ball, the spinner decided to surp...
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Mohammad Abbas is not with his teammates. He is telling the curator what to do. Not with footmarks, but with the marking of the crease. It is drinks on day four of a series his team is going to lose, and he is out...
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