Why cricket's national stereotypes are outdated
Aug 8, 2016
| Opinion
We often tend to overstate certain characteristics of teams as permanent qualities, but a team's identity is constantly in flux
Aug 8, 2016
| Opinion
We often tend to overstate certain characteristics of teams as permanent qualities, but a team's identity is constantly in flux
Jul 11, 2016
| Opinion
When you go to watch a Test, you participate in a ritual that is a part of civilised existence
Cover story
Jul 2016
| Cover Story
A deep dive into the whys, hows and whoas of modern batsmanship
Jun 27, 2016
| Opinion
A two-division structure will give the format the shake-up it needs. It's important for fans of the traditional game to embrace change
Jun 13, 2016
| Opinion
Records and victories matter, but not as much as the power sportsmen have to engage our emotions and imagination
May 30, 2016
| Opinion
T20 has produced a breed of player who with his imagination, athleticism and technical mastery proves that scoring prodigiously and fast does not have to involve massive risk-taking
May 16, 2016
| Opinion
The sport and media landscape has changed so much that we may never have definitive voices like his ever again
Apr 4, 2016
| Opinion
Who will win the war of techniques: the batsmen or the power hitters? Will timing triumph over muscle?
Mar 21, 2016
| Opinion
The way they throw themselves into cricket with unfettered passion is a lesson to those of us for whom the game may have lost its freshness
Mar 7, 2016
| Opinion
For all the perspective he gained later in life, would Martin Crowe have been the batsman he was if not for the disharmony within him?