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Where does Sonal Dinusha’s marathon effort rank? The top 10 Test-saving acts of the 21st century
At the SSC, Sonal Dinusha & co. pulled off one of the greatest match-saving performances in 21st-century Test cricket.
'Fine the bowling coach' - Sunil Gavaskar suggests radical remedy for India's no-ball woes
Sunil Gavaskar has suggested a radical fix for India's recent issues with no-balls in Test cricket.
WTC scenarios explained: How India can still qualify for the final
India won the two-match series against Sri Lanka 1-0, but the draw in the second Test has put their World Test Championship (WTC) final hopes in jeopardy. Here's how they can still qualify.
WTC 2025-27 points table: Updated World Test Championship standings after Sri Lanka save Colombo Test vs India
Sonal Dinusha and lower-order batters helped Sri Lanka draw the second Test vs India in Colombo. Here’s the updated World Test Championship points table at the end of the two-match series.
Devdutt Padikkal puts away India’s No.3 debate – for now
India have sought a Test No.3 for three years now. In Devdutt Padikkal, they might have finally addressed that.
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Pakistan v South Africa 2025/26: Hosts hold defending WTC champions to a draw
South Africa toured Pakistan in 2025/26 for two Test matches and drew the series 1-1. Danyal Rasool’s tour report as well as the match reports appeared in the 2026 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
New Zealand v West Indies 2025/26: Hosts flattered by across-format convincing victory margins
The West Indies toured New Zealand in 2025/26 for three Test matches and lost the series 0-2. Andrew Alderson’s tour report as well as the match reports appeared in the 2026 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
Lord’s, 1982: When Pakistan won a Test in England after 28 years
Pakistan beat England by 10 wickets at Lord’s to level the 1982 Test series 1-1 with a Test to spare. Graeme Wright’s match report first appeared in the 1983 edition of the Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack.
Bernard Julien obituary: ‘As good as Sobers’
Bernard Julien died on October 4, 2025, aged 75. He played 24 Test matches and 12 ODIs for the West Indies and won the first ever World Cup for them, and was remembered in the 2026 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
Swansea swansong: The lost first-class cricket grounds of England
Harry Pearson's piece on the lost cricket grounds of the County Championship originally appeared in the 2026 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
The sale of The Hundred: ‘Can it make up for what has been lost?’
Will Macpherson's piece on the sale of the Hundred franchises originally appeared in the 2026 edition of Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
