Jarrod Kimber

Writer, ESPNcricinfo

Pakistan's leg theory leaves plenty to be desired

Natalie Sciver's 137 from 92 balls was significantly more than Pakistan managed in nearly 30 overs. But it was in the field that they showed their naivety

27-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Grace Road

A net session masquerading as a World Cup match

West Indies were brushed aside in a match which they seemed not ready to play

26-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Taunton

Pakistan find their 'fighting spirit'

They overcame terrible running between the wickets and a snoozy start with the ball to nearly defend 206 against South Africa

26-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Leicester

India provide the fireworks for Derby's big day

Jarrod Kimber watches India, and Smriti Mandhana in particular, produce a performance worthy of a World Cup opening fixture

24-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Derby

Fly, Pakistan, fly

This was one of the greatest comebacks in the history of cricket - against the best the world had, in four straight knockout games

18-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at The Oval

Bring on the battle of the middle overs

So far in this tournament, India have hardly lost wickets in overs 11-40. Pakistan's bowlers have done most of their damage in these overs. This period could be title-deciding on Sunday

17-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Rise, and shine, Hasan Ali

A man who landed in the UK near the bottom of Pakistan's pace pecking order has moved past more skilled bowlers to lead the attack through sheer force of will, symbolizing Pakistan's run to the final

15-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Cardiff

Arthur's chance to make Pakistan better

They can't be satisfied making the final four of the Champions Trophy. They must, instead, look to build on it to achieve something bigger

13-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Cardiff

Panicstan embrace the chaos

Just as Pakistan and their fans seemed about to dissolve into a nerve-induced puddle, Sri Lanka decided to outdo them

12-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Cardiff

The vagaries of Pakistan and Sri Lanka

Pakistan head into Monday's match with their tag of unpredictability the most predictable thing about them. Their opposition, Sri Lanka, have their own variable performances to contend with as they seek a spot in the semi-final

11-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Undercooked and underwhelmed, Australia head home to check the footy scores

A distracted and angry team played without passion or practice, in a tournament that is off the radar for Australia's sporting public

10-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

Corey Anderson's struggle

The New Zealand allrounder has had to fight expectations and wrestle with injury. Most of all, he has had to strive to outdo his potential

08-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Practice doesn't quite make perfect as Australia rub off the rust

Australia have two points from two rained-off fixtures, exactly the tally they'd have had in dry conditions. But they were never stretched in this latest washout

05-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

The autopsy of an appalling Pakistan performance

The version of Pakistan that showed up at Edgbaston to play India was the worst version that could have showed up

04-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

The modern reality of a once intense rivalry

Matches between India and Pakistan used to be emotional, heated, and high-stakes contests for the players involved. Not so much anymore

03-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber in Edgbaston

New Zealand's celebrations suffer a reality check

New Zealand dominated Australia with bat and ball, but they finished a washed-out game knowing that their hopes of qualification have been dented

02-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

NZ yet to plug McCullum-sized hole in top order

New Zealand are still trying to figure out their ideal top-order combination and, given the short duration of the Champions Trophy, they will have to find a solution quickly to stay relevant in the tournament

01-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber at Edgbaston

How England went from being jokes to jocks

After over two decades of being clueless about one-day cricket, England are finally owning the format

01-Jun-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Where will T20 cricket go next?

Data is going to play a huge role in the game - and by extension, in international cricket

24-May-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Saying goodbye with a hug

As Misbah-ul-Haq approached the pitch for his final Test innings, Younis Khan walked up to embrace him. It was the perfect moment

14-May-2017•Jarrod Kimber

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