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JANUARY 24, 2015
A different ball, a different result
: A look at the closest matches in Test history, and a Bradman surprise
The Adelaide Test in 1992-93, which West Indies won by a run, is possibly one of the greatest Tests of all time © Getty Images
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JANUARY 10, 2015
A baker's dozen of 2014 vignettes and stars
: The best of 2014, and yet another Bradman surprise
DECEMBER 21, 2014
Bowling to blame for India's poor overseas record
: The inability to build pressure by denying runs, even on pitches with sufficient help to keep batsmen honest, is India's biggest problem
DECEMBER 13, 2014
More numbers, from readers
: Another dose of random numbers - this time from readers. Also: a tribute to Phillip Hughes, and the now-customary Bradman surprise.
DECEMBER 10, 2014
Pakistan's ODI batting a decade behind the rest
: The return to tried-and-tested underperformers for the World Cup squad will undo all the good work done over the last 14 months
NOVEMBER 29, 2014
Player Ball Difference: An interesting new concept
: A look at the fastest and the slowest innings in cricket using a new concept - Ball Difference. And, yet another Bradman surprise
NOVEMBER 17, 2014
An irreverent look at cricket numbers
: A 100 random numbers that tell stories - loads of fun in store. Plus, another Bradman surprise
NOVEMBER 13, 2014
Pakistan's favourite whipping boys
: Even when they were at their worst, Pakistan had no trouble beating New Zealand
NOVEMBER 11, 2014
Does the follow-on work in its current form?
: 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
NOVEMBER 09, 2014
How will future historians judge modern numbers?
: Will they think there's something odd about a bowler getting a batsman out one too many times?
OCTOBER 27, 2014
A comparison of the Fletcher and Flower eras
: Though both coaches had more wins than losses, Fletcher's team competed better against top-quality opposition and were more dominant at home
OCTOBER 11, 2014
ODI overs analysis using ball-by-ball data: Part 1
: An analysis using ball-by-ball data to identify scoring and wicket-taking patterns through the 50-over innings in ODIs
SEPTEMBER 21, 2014
A method to rate the dominance of Test teams
: Taking into account margin of victory and draws, while eliminating arbitrary decay in setting cut-off limits
SEPTEMBER 13, 2014
Dynamic Test team performance analysis
: An analysis using a comprehensive methodology that identifies the best teams and their dominant periods in Test history
SEPTEMBER 12, 2014
What the Indian calendar is doing to its bowlers
: R Ashwin and Ishant Sharma's lack of first-class experience and consequent decline in skills speak volumes about the BCCI's skewed priorities
SEPTEMBER 04, 2014
Pakistan can't handle pressure in ODI deciders
: Forget South Africa, it's Pakistan who have tripped up in high-pressure matches for a decade now
AUGUST 20, 2014
Performance and result analysis of Test teams
: A look at Test teams across the years, measuring the peaks of each team, and the highest peak across teams
AUGUST 19, 2014
Younis Khan: unsung and endearing
: Despite being part of a dysfunctional set-up, he has managed to get the best out of himself and players partnering him
AUGUST 16, 2014
Are slow over-rates really a problem?
: Time should be considered wasted only when a bowling side tries to slow the game down for its own benefit
AUGUST 09, 2014
Peer analysis of Test teams: Part 1
: A look at the best and the worst Test teams of different eras
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