An enduring love story

ESPNcricinfo turns 20 this year. Sambit Bal on the pioneering spirit and inclusiveness that made it an essential part of cricket's fabric

A bot called Cricinfo

Badri Seshadri, one of the site's founders, looks back at its origins and evolution over a memorable first decade

'We were burning through a million dollars a month'

In part two of his account of Cricinfo's first decade, Badri Seshadri looks at how the site changed hands during the dotcom boom

In praise of Statsguru

Could the world live without ESPNcricinfo's stats-spewing thingummybob, Andy Zaltzman asks

The way we were

For cricket journalists, life in the pre-Cricinfo age was no picnic, but it wasn't all drudgery either. By Sharda Ugra

The wizard Elz

Twenty-two years ago an Australian computer programmer pioneered online text commentary for cricket matches. By Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

My life with the beast that never sleeps

The site is an all-consuming endeavour. By David Hopps

Cricinfo's own World Cup

The 2000 women's tournament was a watershed, thanks in no small part to one website. By Raf Nicholson

A media role model

ESPNcricinfo's geographically customised homepages offer a pointer to a trend that just might be the redemption of print. By Rob Steen

1993 vintage

Sidharth Monga: Twenty years ago things were different in the country that had only started out on the road towards becoming cricket's economic powerhouse

A fan's notes

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan tells of first coming across the site, going on to work for it, and going back to becoming an ordinary reader again

A decades-long obsession

For one long-time user, ESPNcricinfo remains a testament to the power of fandom. By Samir Chopra