Michael Jeh
Shorter, higher-intensity workouts with adequate rest could hold the key to helping players (particularly bowlers) last the season without getting injured
The victory may boost grass-roots cricket in the Caribbean but not in the longer format
Ethnic representation is no longer an issue, but attitudes towards gender equality and sexual orientation still have a ways to go
"The delicate balance of mentoring someone is not creating someone in your own image but giving them the opportunity to create themselves"
- Steven Spielberg
Considering the pace of change all across the game, maybe the idea is not all that far-fetched
Not really. The chances are higher of traffic the other way
If children can adopt a culture of respect and tolerance without inhibiting competitiveness, it can't be that hard to migrate that spirit into men's cricket at all levels
There's no easy answer. And the sooner administrators, coaches and players (including the young) figure that out, the better
If the injury-prone fast bowler wants a long career he may need to learn endurance by bowling sustained spells in domestic cricket
Full postBuilt light and slim, my body needed to bowl and bowl and bowl. I went from fifth grade to first grade in a single season, largely down to a huge workload. I learned to read my body and know when to ease off
Poor shot selection and the reluctance to bat long indicate that some countries and players are not giving long-form cricket enough attention
Having families on tour ensures happiness and stability. Why would that contribute to defeats?