Jarrod Kimber

Writer, ESPNcricinfo

Wearied Roach still capable of finding the magic

When Kemar Roach first played Test cricket he looked a world-beater, but while the years have slowed him down he can still trouble the best

25-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Headingley

How Christian mastered his many T20 roles

Dan Christian's constant and rapid evolution is very much the story of T20. From a sloggy allrounder he is now a professional franchise cricketer touring the world

24-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Afridi the beautiful freak completes his nonsensical career

Shahid Afridi's maiden T20 century has arrived, more than two decades after his stunning first coming into cricket's big time

22-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Derby

West Indies' legacy left in the hands of schoolboys

West Indies were woeful in the first Test at Edgbaston. But how could things be better when they have no experienced players, and barely any of quality either?

19-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

Roach a glimmer amid ragged and wayward West Indies

The bowling was poor from West Indies but there were stages when the captaincy was even worse

17-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

When nothing good would last

South Africa came to England missing vital organs and left with questions over the health of the rest of the side

07-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber

The cricketer who shaped T20

Shahid Afridi was the perfect T20 cricketer even before people began to realise what that looked like, but time is finally catching up with him

05-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Bairstow exposes sloppy South Africa

At The Oval Faf du Plessis talked about South Africa's mistakes, here they just replicated them

05-Aug-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Old Trafford

South Africa's catalogue of errors

Faf du Plessis' deja vu dismissal padding up was the lowlight of a mistake-riddled performance from South Africa

31-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber at The Oval

Magical day keeps Roland-Jones grinning from start to finish

Whether it was during his dashing tail-end cameo with the bat or his stunning first-change spell with the ball, Toby Roland-Jones was all smiles on day two of his England Test debut

28-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber at the Oval

Hundred eludes Cook but innings has tons of value

His record against South Africa remains Cook's worst against any Test nation, but his 88 at The Oval could prove hugely significance

28-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber at The Oval

'This team - it doesn't feel like we ever panic'

Heather Knight, Jenny Gunn, Tammy Beaumont, Nat Sciver, Anya Shrubsole, Fran Wilson, and coach Mark Robinson tell the story of England's World Cup journey

24-Jul-2017•Interviews by Jarrod Kimber

Mithali Raj's heroic run comes up short

With a little more help from her team-mates, Raj would have been holding aloft the trophy at Lord's but even so this should be seen as a game-changing campaign by India

23-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Lord's

How to watch the women's game

It has evolved at a crazy pace in the last few years, but comparing it to the men's game, which has been professional for hundreds of years, is pointless

22-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Australia eaten by Harmanpreet monster

The human body was not meant to be this awesome. But Harmanpreet Kaur used all the anger and the awesomeness to dispatch the Australian bowlers all over the field as if it was her own property

20-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Derby

Can India honour the unshackled Raj?

For her entire career, Mithali Raj has been burdened with being the one and only. Now, with her team-mates stepping up, she has a chance to bow out of her last World Cup in style

19-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Derby

England find a way to win as the 'easy semi-final' veers drastically off-script

This was not a drill. England needed two runs to win with the No. 10 on strike, in a contest that they could and should have controlled from the outset

18-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Bristol

'Always rising' South Africa eye the summit

South Africa had almost the same team that got thrashed by England in the 2014 World T20 semi-final. What has turned them into such an intimidating side?

17-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Meg Lanning, superstar

Australia's captain is talented, ruthless and utterly dominant. Young girls no longer need to look to men's cricket for role models

09-Jul-2017•Jarrod Kimber

My summer watching the big four

Kohli, Root, Williamson and Smith have indisputably been top of the batting heap for four years now. They were all on show in England this year

30-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber

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