The problem with upholding the umpire's call
Jun 25, 2016 The purpose of arriving at correct decisions using the DRS is undermined by the need to not undermine the umpire's authority
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Cricket explained, on your mobile
May 13, 2016 Given the complexities of cricket, here's a handy new app courtesy the MCC
Set the fielders free
Oct 22, 2015 Artificial constraints, such as fielding restrictions, make ODIs and T20s feel contrived. The duration of the contest ought to be the only limitation
Is it time to rethink the toss?
Jul 31, 2015 Why not let captains decide what batting or bowling first is worth and use runs to buy the advantage?
The theatre of the DRS
May 19, 2015 The relief at the howler overturned; the vindication of the accurate umpire - the dramas of the review system are many, and many of them are entertaining
The DRS and the difference between close calls and clear ones
Mar 10, 2015 It has been said that when a player review of an lbw ends in an "umpire's call" verdict, the reviewing team should not lose its review. Here's why that is not justified
World Cup 2015
Investigating ODI myths
Feb 22, 2015 Jonathan Liew - writing in the Telegraph - looks at a few preconceptions surrounding the ODI format - like the assumptions of what a safe score is and the importance of the first 10 overs - and examines their relevance in the modern context.
The mystery of the non-existent run-outs
Feb 16, 2015 Why do fielders insist on throwing at the stumps when they know there's no chance of dismissing the batsman?
Giving the batsman the benefit of the doubt? It's in the law
Jan 22, 2015 Why going in favour of the batsman on lbws is more than just a tradition in cricket
Does the follow-on work in its current form?
Nov 11, 2014 A team with a lead of any size should have the option of enforcing the follow-on in the third innings of a Test, boosting their chance of taking 20 wickets