How a spinner can break the rhythm of the batsman
Mar 18, 2017 By learning how to subtly change the pace of his deliveries
Ashley Mallett
Former Australia offspinner
How I learnt to (nearly) bowl the doosra
Feb 27, 2017 An offie can't really bowl the legbreak without throwing, but that doesn't mean variations aren't possible
When Australia beat Panikstan at the G
Dec 29, 2016 Pakistan were close to winning their first Test down under, but Tangles and Book Book had other ideas
My life in cricket writing (and reading)
Dec 18, 2016 A player tells of how he came to fall into the line of work followed by Cardus, Arlott and others of that ilk
Bouncer-safety starts with watching the ball
Oct 23, 2016 Proper technique is a must. And there are lessons to be learnt from how batsmen of the pre-helmet era negotiated short balls
How Australia can up their game against spin
Aug 2, 2016 Their batsmen should look to rotate the strike and use their feet more. Else, a 3-0 whitewash looms
Brendon McCullum, honorary Aussie
Mar 7, 2015 The New Zealand captain's attitude and approach have rubbed off on his team-mates, and they are now firm favourites for the title
Penalty runs the best punishment for slow over rates
Jan 27, 2015 Fines and suspensions have had no effect. Awarding the opposition runs for every over a team falls short in a Test innings will definitely bite harder
When Bedser bowled the Don for a duck
Sep 1, 2014 After receiving a pasting at the hands of the Australians during the first post-war Ashes tour, Bedser decided he had to think up a new delivery: the legcutter
Of Scarlet, Fitteran, Cho, and others
Mar 21, 2014 Cricket nicknames have been a part of Australian cricket for centuries, and they don't look like they are going away anytime soon