Offbeat
Apr 17, 2015 E. Nina Rothe of the Huffington Post speaks to filmmaker Jacopo de Bertoldi about his documentary titled This Is Not Cricket, which sheds light on the bond between two boys - one Italian and one Indian
Offbeat
Apr 1, 2015 Raghuvir Srinivasan, writing in Business Line, tells how Sachin Tendulkar, in his role as a Member of Parliament, adopted a village, approximately 450 km from Hyderabad in South India
New Zealand cricket
Feb 23, 2015 In his piece for the Indian Express, Sriram Veera explores Chris Harris' transformation from a versatile allrounder to a medical representative, who spends hours in the operation theatres, assisting surgeons
Backyard cricket
Jan 28, 2015 In his piece for the Guardian's Spin, John Ashdown draws on his childhood memories and mulls on how the seemingly rigid rules of cricket can be warped - with a little creativity - to allow its practitioners a quick game of cricket in unlikely condi
Cricket history
Jan 26, 2015 In the weekly BBC podcast Stumped, Alison Mitchell chats with David Studham, head librarian at the Melbourne Cricket Club, and Susie Dent, a lexicographer to find out how the language of cricket has ingrained itself in daily English parlance
English cricket
Sep 18, 2014 In an extensive interview with BBC Sport, Joe Root and Gary Ballance reminisce about their early years with Yorkshire and the time they spent as house-mates in a village called, perhaps aptly, Idle
Offbeat
Sep 16, 2014 In an article for Aeon magazine, David Papineau explores the idea of nature v nurture in cricket by comparing it with other sports
Offbeat
Jun 6, 2014 While reviewing Chris Waters' book 10 for 10 on Hedley Verity's record for the Guardian, Andy Bull recounts some entertaining stories of superstitions that cricketers have followed
England cricket
Apr 11, 2014 Justin Parkinson, political reporter for the BBC, takes us through the history of cricket ball manufacture in the UK
