ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the day from the second Twenty20 between New Zealand and Zimbabwe, in HamiltonAndrew Fernando14-Feb-2012The wrong ballHamilton Masakadza's first six of the evening was launched onto the roof of a beer…
We look back at the highs and lows from the second week of the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League Mohammad Isam23-Feb-2012A slightly better, catching week As a way to motivate the fielders to put their hands…
Having rebuilt his career, Vernon Philander is now riding the crest of the wave his hard work has createdFirdose Moonda19-Dec-2011Vernon Philander walked into his third post-match press conference. He has only played three Tests. Once…
New Zealand risk being scarred for the rest of the year if there is a lack of fight from them in the third Test Andrew Alderson21-Mar-2012New Zealand coach John Wright and captain Ross Taylor face…
The ODI series saw the emergence of Azhar Ali, the success of Sri Lanka's flexible batting order and the fragility of Pakistan's fieldingKanishkaa Balachandran19-Jun-2012The rise of Azhar AliAzhar Ali may not take too kindly to…
Sri Lanka produced a wonderfully slick performance against England, as Lasith Malinga and the middle order fired, but who was really leading the team? And did it really matter?Andrew Fernando01-Oct-2012Sri Lanka resembled an engine purring…
Sachin Tendulkar drew the biggest cheers from the Wanderers crowd, as though they realised it may be the last time they were watching him playFirdose Moonda at the Wanderers14-Oct-2012The match between Chennai Super Kings and…
Michael Hussey's latest century was another example of the hardworking, fluent and busy innings that have typified his style of play over his careerDaniel Brettig in Hobart15-Dec-2012Almost without exception, every man to enter the Australian…
So impressive were his returns from the first two years of Test cricket that Jonathan Trott's current run of form seems like a bad patchAmol Karhadkar 06-Nov-2012Twelve months ago, Jonathan Trott was England's "go to"…
I have finally emerged from my special shed at the end of my garden that I keep for emergency situations, such as nuclear war, Armageddon, a large meteor homing in on South London, and mentally…