Calling curtains on more than half a century of cricket writing

The governing body is hamstrung by its very nature - and issues like the overloaded schedule are a result

The governing body is hamstrung by its very nature - and issues like the overloaded schedule are a result

Australia still have to firm up opening and spin-bowling options while India's batting and captaincy remain a concern

The young opener put India on the back foot with his outrageous shots, reminding people of a recent attacking batter whose absence is felt

A struggling batting lineup, overdependence on Jasprit Bumrah and the lack of answers to Travis Head's aggression are weaknesses that need urgent fixes

The Australian opener of the 1960s and '70s was a tenacious batter who could also hammer the bowling when required

If they lose in Adelaide, they'll be in big trouble

Remembering the Australia opener, ten years on from his tragic death

India's batting fragility has been exposed at a crucial time, just before their tour of Australia

The England batter has been mightily prolific this year, making a century about every four innings

His all-out-attack approach has yielded dividends in white-ball cricket, but it may not work the same way in Tests

They are India's most vital players and if they're on form, it's a big battle won

He's been a good stand-in captain but an erratic batter, and he'll have to course-correct quickly if the side is to do well in Australia next year

Getting the wicket right, especially for T20, is a jigsaw puzzle

Cash-strapped counties and countries are welcoming IPL franchises' interest in domestic leagues, but cricket and business interests don't often align

They also need to make getting rid of the opposition's lower-order batters a priority

No other swing bowler has been as lethal at the highest level for as long as Anderson has

They are a competitive side that has continued to improve

The 2024 tournament has produced some exciting matches albeit on dodgy pitches