Michael Jeh

Why senior cricketers need to learn from kids

Nov 19, 2015 If children can adopt a culture of respect and tolerance without inhibiting competitiveness, it can't be that hard to migrate that spirit into men's cricket at all levels

Sledging: where does one draw the line?

Oct 25, 2015 There's no easy answer. And the sooner administrators, coaches and players (including the young) figure that out, the better

Step in now, before it's too late

Dec 30, 2014 Why cricket should not be allowed to descend into ugliness for the sake of cheap entertainment

The gentlemen of the village green

Oct 18, 2014 A tribute to men for whom a game of cricket was just that

Are the big three's bonds in danger of fraying?

Aug 4, 2014 If Australia come after India on the field the way James Anderson allegedly did, will the triumvirate be able to hold together?

The white-line crime

Mar 27, 2014 Officials spend precious time scrutinising bowlers' foot faults but ignore it when non-strikers gain unfair head starts

Time to draw a line in the sand?

Mar 13, 2014 It's hard for everyone to agree on what constitutes acceptable boundaries when it comes to on-field behaviour. It's best if the ICC spells it out

Cricket's finest bloke?

Dec 15, 2013 Quiet, unassuming, polite and humble, Hashim Amla remains a terrific role model

How did sledging become a sign of manliness?

Nov 27, 2013 Michael Clarke has gained praise in some quarters for showing mongrel by sledging. What sort of message does that send?

Can liability be enforced in sport, like in business?

Sep 18, 2013 Umpires and referees make mistakes, but challenging them legally in the name of professionalism would be taking things a step too far