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Bangladesh's stunning defeat of Australia will probably go down as the biggest one-day upset of all time. Here we pick the top ten

We review two new books by David Mortimer on Tests at The Oval and Old Trafford

This summer's Ashes series has brought in its wake the inevitable flurry of books and DVDs. Cricinfo brings you the best of the bunch

A review of The Reduced History of Cricket by Aubrey Ganguly and Justyn Barnes

Cricinfo's A-Z of reviews for books, DVDs and videos released in 2005

Reviews of the 2005 editions of The Cricketers' Who's Who and Playfair Cricket Annual

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Help Bangladesh cricket if you can, but if you can't, at least refrain from crushing their dreams, writes Rabeed Imam

Cricket may not feature in many films but it did provide a peaceful backdrop away from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood

Inzamam-ul-Haq and Danish Kaneria showed just how valuable they are to the Pakistan team - when they fired the team won, and won easily

Cricinfo sums up the gains and losses incurred during a bizarre six-day war.

As Graham Thorpe faces up to his probable end of his Test career, Andrew Miller charts his rise through the ranks

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Wasn't there a sense of inevitability about the Lord's Test even before a single ball had been bowled?

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Enough - or as much as can be said about something so random and intangibly spectacular - has been said about Shahid Afridi's batting. Of his bowling, which is more consistent but less dramatic than his batting, less is said and understandably so

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Indian cricket will move on after John Wright, but he'll always be special

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