What Cozier meant to me
May 21, 2016
| Samir Chopra
When you thought of West Indies cricket in the 1980s, his name was up there with those of Lloyd, Roberts, Marshall, Holding and the rest
Lessons from three T20 games
Mar 23, 2016
| Samir Chopra
Context trumps ranking; wickets matter; and it's still a contest between batsman and bowler
Once upon a cricket pavilion
Mar 1, 2016
| Samir Chopra
When a place of refuge and sanctity in the game was used for torture
FFS: a Scotsman's Ashes lament
Feb 5, 2016
| Samir Chopra
The shared pain of watching the Edgbaston Test of 2005
The women in my cricket-watching life
Jan 12, 2016
| Samir Chopra
Cricket fans may be predominantly male, but there are plenty of women about as well
Just win overseas, India
Dec 16, 2015
| Samir Chopra
Why the team's fans have developed an appetite for the kind of results their team has historically been unable to deliver
Why I didn't watch the All-Stars
Nov 18, 2015
| Samir Chopra
Overpriced tickets and mediocre cricket: fans in the US deserve better. How about proper international matches?
Set the fielders free
Oct 22, 2015
| Samir Chopra
Artificial constraints, such as fielding restrictions, make ODIs and T20s feel contrived. The duration of the contest ought to be the only limitation
The fastest bowler I've faced
Sep 23, 2015
| Samir Chopra
A tale of Brian Close-like courage and brotherly approval
It's better from behind the stumps
Aug 28, 2015
| Samir Chopra
It used to be routine in the old days but is confined to replays now. The absence negatively affects our experience as viewers of sport on TV