The spot on the pitch where you place Mars bars to entice Ranatunga to step out of his crease? No, and don't even mention Zak and the jellybeans
I am going to bring up the moisturised, pimple-free portion of Anderson's skin then You might as well burn copies of the MCC coaching manual
Aha, so it has something to do with batting? Yes, it's the centre of the bat face, and when the ball makes contact with it, it will usually race down to the boundary
Chris Gayle must be loving that spot Azz much azz Afridi must
Mark Twain would disagree He wouldn't be very popular with today's backroom staff in cricket
But Moneyball proved it, didn't it? American sports might be simple enough to be broken down into digestible chunks of figures. Cricket is more nuanced
I think Brad Pitt has a very digestible figure On screen. In person, it would be a lie
Rains, runs and an RCB revival Fan Following: You know it's been a special day if it ends with a victory lap where AB de Villiers is dancing
Watching a game v living it Fan Following: T20s are great, especially when your home team wins, but can it compare to the experience of watching an ODI or a Test?
Him against the world Even at the height of his success with the national side, Sreesanth was a lonely cricketer who felt hard done by. By Ajay Shankar
The sound of silence Jayaditya Gupta: Gauging from the official broadcast of the IPL you'd be hard-pressed to guess there has been a spot-fixing scandal over the past few days