The parts of cricket that language forgot
Aug 26, 2014 There are feelings and situations in cricket that all of us are familiar with but can't describe succinctly
Broadcasting
Harsha Bhogle, the storyteller
May 27, 2014 Harsha Bhogle discusses the early influences that shaped his commentary, censorship, unsavoury trysts on twitter and physical attributes in television presenting with the Hindu's Arun Venugopal
How much of a sportsman's story do you need to know?
Mar 24, 2014 Journalists may crave the minutest details, but fans are happy to leave some things to the imagination
In praise of Margaret Hughes
Jan 30, 2014 The first woman to write to a high standard on the game was treated a bit like a circus freak when she appeared on the scene
Pakistan news
Qamar Ahmed's special quadruple
Jan 16, 2014 Freelance cricket writer and commentator Qamar Ahmed completes his 400th Test as a reporter, at which point he has been to 19% of all Tests every played
What I read in 2013
Jan 3, 2014 There's a surge for immediacy in the modern media but sports books, especially cricket ones, help you slow down
When an editor ate his words
Dec 26, 2013 India's World Cup victory in 1983 prompted some unforgettable banter between their manager and a magazine editor
The left-hander's cover drive
Oct 12, 2013 Aka the cricket stroke that can move medical professionals to poetry
What do they know of cliches...
Sep 27, 2013 Cricket clichés find their most obvious and oft-parodied home in commentary boxes but we're all guilty of them from time to time
Indian cricket
Using cricket to tell India's story
Sep 19, 2013 James Astill, author of the Great Indian Tamasha, speaks to the Wall Street Journal about the impact of cricket in India