Two myths about the IPL
May 31, 2016 Is Kohli as good at T20 as he is cracked up to be? And did the better bowling side win this year's title?
West Indies: perfectly built for T20
Apr 6, 2016 Of all the teams in the tournament, they had the deepest, most lethal six-hitting capacity
Australia v India and the ineffectiveness of the full-length delivery
Mar 14, 2016 An analysis of why the bat lorded it over ball in the recent ODI series, combining pitching-point data with ball-by-ball information
The curious case of Miandad's lbw rates
Dec 18, 2015 Possible umpiring bias alone does not adequately explain why he was dismissed lbw in Pakistan much less than he was outside the country
Were Indian batsmen of earlier eras better against spin?
Sep 2, 2015 Quality spinners have always thrived in India, so it may not be fair to suggest that the current generation of Indian batsmen is inferior
Why slow-scoring sessions are exciting
Aug 11, 2015 It's precisely the lack of runs that makes them good to watch, because it means the bowlers are challenging the batsmen
The bat-first advantage in the Powerplay era
Jul 21, 2015 The batting Powerplay might be history, but it's worth reviewing how those restrictions loaded the odds in favour of batsmen batting late in the first innings of ODIs
Brendon McCullum and the algebra of batting risk
Jun 11, 2015 Traditionally, batsmen have found the best way to score runs is to take time to settle in and minimise risks early on. The New Zealand captain does otherwise
Making a 14-team World Cup work: a second look
May 7, 2015 Does a points system that takes into account the margin of victory involve too much math?
How to make a 14-team World Cup fairer
Apr 9, 2015 Replace knockouts with Qualifiers and Eliminators and change the points system to one that takes into account the margin of victory