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SuperSport's broadcast director Alvin Naicker has revealed that Australia's infamous sandpapergate scandal was exposed almost entirely by chance — a chain of lucky moments that changed cricket history.
With Australia returning to South Africa for the first time since sandpapergate, BBC Sport readers have ranked Test cricket's ten greatest scandals. The results make for fascinating — and occasionally uncomfortable — reading.
Craig Overton has put England selectors on notice following a superb County Championship campaign for Somerset. Can the 32-year-old force his way back into the international setup?
Nic Maddinson has been recalled to Australia's Test squad for the series opener against South Africa in Durban, just months after completing chemotherapy for testicular cancer.
Joe Root is on the verge of moving into outright third place on the all-time Test appearances list. We look at who sits above him, who surrounds him, and what the record books tell us about endurance at the highest level.
With Australia returning to South Africa for the first time since the sandpapergate affair, we look back at the controversies that have defined and damaged Test cricket across the decades.
Mark Wood has retired from international cricket, leaving behind a legacy of raw pace and memorable spells. We look back at the moments that defined his England career.
Mark Wood has brought the curtain down on his England career, citing ongoing injury struggles and medical advice. The Durham paceman ends his international days as one of the quickest bowlers England has ever produced.
Graham Gooch's 118-Test England career saw him share a dressing room with 113 different players — more than any other cricketer in Test history. Here's how the full list shapes up.
Dan Lawrence brought up a brisk half-century during the morning session on day two of the third Test against Pakistan at Edgbaston, keeping England in a strong position as he hunts his maiden Test hundred.
Stephen Fleming has broken his silence as England's new Test coach, addressing the team's recent discipline issues, Ben Stokes' departure, and the standards he intends to set going forward.
Stephen Fleming has wasted no time in setting his stall out as England's new Test coach, declaring that defeating Australia is his number one priority. The former New Zealand captain speaks candidly about his Ashes ambitions.