Andrew Hughes

You can't be in charge of a cricket team and also be human

The choice of Greek gods and Atlantisophiles

Sometimes that's the only way to get through these five-day thingies

What’s a poor batsman to do when he gets out

Aside from growing their hair and absent-mindedly walking into lampposts, philosophers spend their time wrestling, on our behalf, with the Big Questions

We all enjoyed reading Australia's top secret scrapbook of the self-evident, but as we work our way through Dermot Reeve's Psychological Warfare For Beginners , this week we've reached chapter two

South Africans may find the Australians not bowling short or being particularly mean, after all

Why stop playing when the heavens open up?

When they aren't getting dumped by T20 franchises, they must endure jargon-filled scolding from their other employers

T20 can be a pain but at least it's over quickly

They had to pick a squad for India, innit?

In the land of the pucca, there's only one acceptable method of imparting spin on a cricket ball

Something that doesn't satiate you

What does it even mean? Questions, questions

The modern-day proliferation of backroom flunkies is often portrayed as a bad thing

They won the World Twenty20 because they were the best team and the best dancers, and because this blogger said they would

In which England's star batsman bowls a googly

The bodycount is mounting at the World Twenty20

Is the spinner whose deliveries are a mystery to him as well as everybody else

Or, a deep and meaningful analysis of England's shambolic collapse against India