Archive (Wisden Asia Cricket)

Maurice Odumbe went from slaying cricketing giants to being disgraced in the muddle of the match-fixing

He's taken a side lackadaisical about fitness and injury prevention and put them up there with the world's leanest and meanest

If you're waiting for the World Cup or the Champions Trophy to come to India, don't hold your breath

Will Muttiah Muralitharan's battle to clear his name succeed

It was an extraordinary event

Muttiah Muralitharan recently went to England to shoot for a documentary in which he bowls wearing a brace on his arm that is designed to keep it straight, and in which he goes through the full repertoire of his craft, spinning the ball viciously,

Harbhajan Singh talks about the lessons he learnt from being outside the Indian team due to injury

He's India's youngest wicketkeeper, but already a grizzled veteran at 19

Women's cricket in Pakistan has inspiring tales aplenty, but it is also riven by feuding and jealousy

David Richardson, the general manager, cricket, of the ICC, presents the rationale for the graded tolerance levels for bowling actions

Asian cricket has been unconscionably lax in taking a stance on Zimbabwe, writes Kamran Abbasi

From Under-19 to Test spearhead in six months flat: it has been an extraordinary rise for Irfan Pathan, and one that has captured the national imagination like little else in cricket in recent times

He was the surprise hit of India's Pakistan tour

Sourav Ganguly has said that the Indian team will have to look beyond personal goals and focus on winning to take Indian cricket forward