Rwanda cricket
May 14, 2016
| The Buzz
Rwanda cricket team captain Eric Dusingizimana batted for 51 hours to highlight the goal of building an international cricket stadium in the country
Feb 23, 2016
| Nicholas Hogg
The threat of immediate punishment posed by a red- and yellow-card system could make players vigilant about their own and their team-mates' behaviour on the field
Feb 16, 2016
| Guest Spot
In recent times it has almost come to be fashionable to deride the concept, but it is one worthy of upholding
Dec 23, 2015
| Liam Cromar
The aftermath of Nigel Llong's decision to give Nathan Lyon not out in the Adelaide Test raised a few questions
Nov 19, 2015
| Michael Jeh
If children can adopt a culture of respect and tolerance without inhibiting competitiveness, it can't be that hard to migrate that spirit into men's cricket at all levels
Oct 25, 2015
| Michael Jeh
There's no easy answer. And the sooner administrators, coaches and players (including the young) figure that out, the better
Sep 26, 2015
| Sankaran Krishna
And it isn't going to make them a better team, especially abroad
Sep 15, 2015
| Inbox
Why was the appeal for obstructing the field against Ben Stokes considered to be against the 'spirit of the game' when the laws permit it?
Sledging/Spirit of cricket
Jan 31, 2015
| The Surfer
Stare away, fellows. Challenge a batsman. But everything can't be a scowl and a cavalcade of curses and spitting confrontations, writes Rohit Brijnath in Livemint
Backyard cricket
Jan 28, 2015
| The Surfer
In his piece for the Guardian's Spin, John Ashdown draws on his childhood memories and mulls on how the seemingly rigid rules of cricket can be warped - with a little creativity - to allow its practitioners a quick game of cricket in unlikely condi