Pakistan cricket
Reliving the history of Pakistan cricket
Jun 14, 2016 A photojournalist captures Pakistan's only cricket museum
The Sri Lanka I grew up on
Mar 26, 2016 They were a competitive side in the '70s, but it's a pity that not all of their finest players of that era got to play Test cricket
Have Pakistan given up?
Mar 24, 2016 It looks like their batsmen and bowlers have, while their captain relies on solo efforts
The Englishmen who spoke for voiceless South Africans
Feb 7, 2016 Remembering two Test cricketers who worked to undermine apartheid's evil effects
Remembering the 1906 Wanderers thriller
Jan 13, 2016 Nearly 110 years ago, South Africa held their nerve in a one-wicket nail-biter against England to secure their first ever Test win
Remembering James Logan
Jan 5, 2016 On the parallels between cricket in pre-Boer War times and now
Why unfairness makes cricket special
Dec 1, 2015 It's the only sport that expects its athletes to perform feats they are bad at, and where the conditions can turn a match on its head. Let's not lose that
Pink-ball cricket is a mere bulge in Test cricket's fabric
Nov 30, 2015 It's too soon to draw conclusions from the Adelaide Test, but going by the game's history, it won't be long before day-night Tests simply become Tests
Australia news
Steven Smith, quietly trailblazing
Nov 22, 2015 Why and how Australia's Test captain is different from his predecessors
When Ashes-winning England were derailed by Pakistan
Oct 15, 2015 Ten years ago, a buoyant England went to Pakistan hoping to establish an era of dominance. What followed was predictable defeat