Ross Taylor's hips don't lie
Feb 17, 2015
| Opinion
On the first morning of the World Cup: a most engrossing 14 runs
Feb 17, 2015
| Opinion
On the first morning of the World Cup: a most engrossing 14 runs
Nov 24, 2014
| Opinion
Coloured clothes, black sightscreens, two white balls: the game of cricket looked so different in 1992. But writing about it now seems more fun than watching it then
Essay
Aug 2014
| Essay
How much can moments captured in still frames tell you about the people in them? More than you can imagine
Jun 10, 2014
| Features
On his day, Gary Gilmour could change the game with bat or ball, but a debilitating foot injury, the Packer era and an offhand attitude to fitness meant he played his last Test at 25
Mar 28, 2014
| Opinion
When you make 98 from No. 11 on debut, it is your premature fate to never just be another name on a teamsheet
Mar 11, 2014
| Opinion
He looks like one of Australia's top six batsmen, doesn't make the necessary runs in first-class cricket, briefly dazzles in Tests, goes away, then comes back
Feb 12, 2014
| Opinion
Insiders consider Kevin Pietersen's lack of "teamliness" his biggest flaw but spectators love to watch him play. So who matters more?
Dec 30, 2013
| Opinion
Watching and hearing a six hit at a ground is a visceral experience, even in an age when sixes are the norm, not the exception
Dec 26, 2013
| Opinion
Bill Lawry, no stranger, returns, with his gift to articulate precisely what the viewer is thinking
Dec 9, 2013
| Opinion
What makes a special cricket place special? At Adelaide Oval, part of it is that going to the cricket is about not having to watch the cricket