Matches (13)

NZ vs WI (1)

SMAT (4)

ILT20 (2)

Under-19s Asia Cup (4)

WBBL (1)

SA Women vs IRE Women (1)

Nishi Narayanan

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

IPL can help KP work on poor Twenty20 skills

The IPL will be a good opportunity for England cricketers, Kevin Pietersen in particular, to improve their Twenty20 skills ahead of the World Twenty20 in June, writes Steve James in the Telegraph .

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Blowers' ways missed in clinical era of reporting

Anachronistic, perhaps, but personalities like Henry Blofeld will be missed in this clinical new era of sports reporting, writes Scott Murray in the Guardian .

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Being equal does not mean being identical

The world's attitude to women's sport is changing, but the process is, like a glacier, slow and inexorable rather than, like a flash flood, altering everything in an instant of time, writes Simon Barnes in the Times .

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

England winning World Twenty20 is unlikely

The decision to exclude Strauss from England's World Twenty20 squad, perhaps to keep him fresh for the Ashes, subconsciously says that England don't think they have a realistic chance of winning the World Twenty20, writes Simon Wilde in the Times

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

The class of '69

The surviving members of New Zealand's 1969 side that toured England, India and Pakistan got together in Wellington for a reunion

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Cricket and lyrics

Cricket has inspired many a people to break into song

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

A one-armed cricketer

When he was seven years old, Abhimanyu Yalamanchili lost his left hand in an elevator accident

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

New balls, please

The Kookaburra ball gets ridiculously soft after very few overs and kills the game dead once the swing has gone

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Why multiple captains will work

Mickey Arthur may find the idea to use multiple captains, a brainchild of Kolkata Knight Riders' coach John Buchanan, confusing but the editors at the Kolkata-based Telegraph believe the role of a cricket captain as player, strategist and

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Greatest Test series' of the modern era

With five of the six matches decided on the last day, 14 centuries scored, five five-fors taken by the bowlers, and a great well of memories created by the two teams, the back-to-back Test series between Australia and South Africa made for two of

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Illogical regulations

In England's freakish victory over West Indies in the first ODI, where coach Dyson called his players back after miscalculating the D/L par score, regulation took precedence over common sense once again, writes Vic Marks in the Observer :

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Reaching the World Cup final

England women will be looking for their third World Cup win when they take on New Zealand in Sydney on Sunday

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

A cunning plan by Dyson

Coach John Dyson's miscalculation of the D/L chart cost West Indies the first one-dayer against England in Guyana but the Times ' Patrick Kidd wonders whether it was not all part of a cunning plan by Dyson.

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Move McCullum to No. 5

India have the first Test firmly in their grasp and Adam Parore looks at what New Zealand can do in the following matches to avoid a series loss

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

BCCI policing the game

The BCCI has forced New Zealand Cricket's hand in keeping out ICL players from being associated with India's tour to the country

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Why Flower should be England coach

England will begin the hunt for a new coach at the end of the West Indies tour and Mike Atherton feels assistant coach Andy Flower would be the ideal man in charge

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Drug testing for women

England batsman Claire Taylor has been picked for the International Registered Testing Pool to be monitored for drug use

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Dilemma over IPL scheduling

By unwisely scheduling the IPL during India's general elections, the tournament organisers have placed the government and its security bureaucracy in a cruel dilemma, writes B Raman in the Outlook magazine.

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Final Test already looking unwinnable

West Indies are determined to protect their 1-0 lead, but their defensive strategy has made for some soporific cricket, writes Martin Johnson in the Sunday Times .

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

I say major, those Cowdrey poems are good

Politics can be tiresome business

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

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