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The Jury's Out
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Cricket's finest minds ponder the game's vital questions
Who's the next-best batsman after Bradman?
Apr 1, 2013: We all know who the greatest batsman of them all is, but who's second in line?
The best after the Don? That's a toughie
Mar 18, 2013: Introducing the next theme in our series: the second-finest batsman ever (after you know who)
Mark Nicholas
What is the most influential innovation in cricket?
Mar 11, 2013: Accidental or intentional, departures from the norm often aid the evolution of a sport. Five writers pick their top innovations in cricket
Which is the best ground to watch cricket in?
Dec 17, 2012: There are pretty grounds, historic grounds, grounds that ooze atmosphere, and those that make you feel like you're in the Colosseum. Five writers choose their favourites
Which are the finest cricket books?
Oct 8, 2012: Cricket probably boasts the best writing in all sport. We asked five writers to pick the cricket books they love most
What's the best sight in cricket?
Sep 3, 2012: All spectator sports are meant to provide spectacles, but cricket arguably presents the biggest variety. Five writers choose their favourite sights in the game
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Rewind: The low-key launch of the tournament in 1975
Different skills for different formats
Michael Bevan: ODI cricket brought better fielding and quicker scoring to the fore. T20 has taken that progression to the extreme
Musings on Tendulkar's farewell
Review: A new book uses the context around the retirement of India's biggest cricketer as grounds for further exploration
Mark Nicholas: The format's future depends on how exciting the players make the main event
Is cricket really vulnerable to physical altercations?
Russell Jackson: To start fearing the worst going by the verbal abuse going round is taking things too far
Off-stump blues leave Dhawan flailing
The out-of-form Shikhar Dhawan still has the backing of his captain, but there's no denying his slump has arrived at an inconvenient time for India and his technical issues have to be sorted out before they attempt to defend the World Cup
Open with Rohit and Binny, with Kohli at No. 3
India's batting is going the way of their bowling in Australia, and they need get their order sorted before the World Cup
Ten things that are different at this World Cup
And one that will be the same. A look at what has changed since 2011
Pietersen stars in his own muppet show
Kevin Pietersen's rubbishing of many aspiring English county professionals brings to mind the belief of Miss Piggy that "there is no one in the world to compare with moi"
My heart says New Zealand, head South Africa
How the top eight teams stack up ahead of the World Cup, plus predictions for the knockouts
My heart says New Zealand, head South Africa (295)
How the top eight teams stack up ahead of the World Cup, plus predictions for the knockouts
Off-stump blues leave Dhawan flailing (275)
The out-of-form Shikhar Dhawan still has the backing of his captain, but there's no denying his slump has arrived at an inconvenient time for India and his technical issues have to be sorted out before they attempt to defend the World Cup
Pietersen stars in his own muppet show (118)
Kevin Pietersen's rubbishing of many aspiring English county professionals brings to mind the belief of Miss Piggy that "there is no one in the world to compare with moi"
Open with Rohit and Binny, with Kohli at No. 3 (102)
India's batting is going the way of their bowling in Australia, and they need get their order sorted before the World Cup
Which is the second-best World Cup team? (79)
Australia are expectedly No. 1. Who takes silver?
