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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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Why a ten-team World Cup is right
Aakash Chopra: The sport's top event must be a high-quality affair. It's up to us to ensure that Associates get a fair chance
'This is a batsman's World Cup'
Geoffrey Boycott looks at India's turnaround, and whether New Zealand have a weak link
'Question marks over NZ's batting other than top order'
John Buchanan talks to Jarrod Kimber about the fielding restrictions, and the need for wicketkeeping analysis
The future of ODIs as seen through this World Cup
Jon Hotten: Stats and trends that are more than six months old are redundant. A revolution is coming
Let's talk about the ECB's strategy document
Nicholas Hogg: There has been all too much negativity in the wake of news that plans are afoot to overhaul English cricket
South Africa's captain needs to single out his players for attention and get them firing individually and as a team
Pakistan's bad cover version of 1992
The events in Brisbane may not matter much in the big picture of this World Cup, but to Misbah-ul-Haq and his men, it may yet be the spring board to repeat what happened 23 years ago
The 'magic wand' behind India's turnaround
It has helped that India have a captain who has lasted as long as he has due to his approach of treating cricket for what it is: a game
Indian batting in need of the knockout punch
Following their dominant start to the World Cup, India have three relatively low-pressure games to fine-tune ahead of the knockouts, and they will want to get their death-overs batting right
AB de Villiers returned to give West Indies another hammering, this time at the SCG
An all-inclusive blueprint for the 2019 World Cup (187)
A 40-over tournament with 18 teams, played over ten weeks, with a best-of-three final will help identify a true champion team with luck playing little part
Why a ten-team World Cup is right (185)
The sport's top event must be a high-quality affair. It's up to us to ensure that Associates get a fair chance at making the cut for it
Anderson struggle typifies England's flat attack (113)
After another blunt display, James Anderson's form at this World Cup is becoming a significant problem for England
The World Cup needs the Associates (105)
Our sport can never hope to compete with football unless it takes an expansionist view
Pakistan's bad cover version of 1992 (105)
The events in Brisbane may not matter much in the big picture of this World Cup, but to Misbah-ul-Haq and his men, it may yet be the spring board to repeat what happened 23 years ago
