Sport still matters, perhaps more than we think

Mar 19, 2020 In times like these, when we feel besieged and anxious, it can offer some of the respite our minds and hearts need

Just what was Shakib thinking?

Oct 30, 2019 His failure to report approaches by a bookie will cost him a year; for Bangladesh cricket, it will cost more

Celebrate the historic moment, but don't ignore history, India

Jan 8, 2019 To become the first Asian team to win a series in Australia is fantastic, but it's a win that has been two decades in the making

This is Australia's moment of truth

Mar 25, 2018 It's beyond ball-tampering. It's about how they want to play the game

Why cricket needs to define what constitutes an offence

Mar 21, 2018 Periodically we have bouts of hand-wringing when someone steps over the line, but things need to be more cut and dried

It's bigger than Kohli v Kumble

Jun 1, 2017 The question that arises from the fallout is: should players' personal likes and dislikes influence who gets to be coach?

Why isolating the BCCI is bad politics

Feb 17, 2017 The dismantling of the Big Three regime offered the opportunity to forge a collaboration for a new global order in cricket, but that has gone to waste

Indian cricket

No one is bigger than the game

Jan 2, 2017 At their core, the Lodha recommendations were about establishing best practices in the BCCI. The office-bearers' persistent defiance in the matter seemed only like a bid to self-preserve

A day for cricket to rejoice

Jul 14, 2015 The Lodha committee report is a long-overdue opportunity to restore public faith in Indian cricket

Advantage batsmen, game to bowlers

Mar 30, 2015 In a tournament that gave the appearance of being dominated by the bat, the ball had the last word and it was Australia's attack that provided a degree of redemption