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 Younis Khan's ODI career
Nov 13, 2015 They said he would never make it as a Test batsman, but he proved them wrong. He couldn't quite do it in 50-overs cricket, though
Soulful, pragmatic, patient Pakistan
Nov 10, 2015 Five years ago, no one would have given them a hope in hell of getting to No. 2 in the Test rankings, as they have done
Technology and the amateur cricketer
Sep 9, 2015 Having your game dissected can be disconcerting but fun if you're not a serious cricketer. Professionals, though, have no choice but to live with it
Does a high cricket IQ improve a player?
Aug 7, 2015 Intelligent players can often get bogged down by too much information and lose natural awareness of their game
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
Pakistan's vicious circle of failure
Apr 27, 2015 Their ODI series loss to Bangladesh highlights several failings - the biggest being that man for man their best XI was a lesser team
IPL 2014
Uncapped Indian bowlers finally make presence felt
May 8, 2014 Uncapped Indians have clearly outbowled their international counterparts, halfway into IPL 2014