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The inability to control Gayle
The Indian bowlers allowed Gayle to free his arms by bowling too wide or too full, and because of their inexperience they couldn’t find an alternative
Unmasked: the slowest batsmen, and the worst
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Four Tests, one result
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They dumped me
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Dhoni won it on a leg, a prayer and a partner
Dhoni and Karthik played sensible cricket, avoiding the big shots and toughing it out in relentless weather and against physical painSidharth Monga in
An old hand in a new world
Right from the time that he revolutionised top-order batting in ODIs – few teams had ever sent their best man in first before Tendulkar’s little dash
Mystery spinner
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James Anderson, a mouse who's beginning to roar
When you watch James Anderson bowl as he did today – with pace, panache, confidence and intense skill – you throw your arms to the heavens and wonder