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Can the Gambhir-Ponting alliance turn Daredevils around?

Delhi Daredevils have a powerful batting order and a strong set of Indian spinners. They need one of their overseas quicks to find form to balance the team

03-Apr-2018•Sidharth Monga

Australia overcome past bruises with eye on World T20

Having relinquished both their limited-overs titles in successive years, the tri-series win assumes greater significance for Meg Lanning's team as they head into the World T20 later this year

01-Apr-2018•Annesha Ghosh in Mumbai

Wagner gets the job done with heart and skill

It was just passion that Neil Wagner's face reflected as he celebrated the wicket of Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes on the last day. It came without a lot of the nonsense seen of late

26-Mar-2018•Andrew McGlashan in Auckland

'This will haunt us for a very, very long time' - Raza

The allrounder on the extreme pain he and his Zimbabwe team-mates felt post the World Cup Qualifiers, and how he is looking forward to getting some space in the coming days to think about his future

26-Mar-2018•Mohammad Isam

Nicholls finding his feet in McCullum's old home

After his first nine Tests, Nicholls was averaging 24.23 and had not found a permanent position in the order, but after an up and down start, he has put together a run that could make him a long-term presence in the line-up

25-Mar-2018•Andrew McGlashan in Auckland

What we have learnt from day-night Tests

What you need to do when you win the toss, and why black is better than green

21-Mar-2018•Andrew McGlashan in Auckland

Peshawar finally break the one-run playoff jinx

Peshawar had been consigned to one-run losses in the last two seasons in the playoffs. This year, they managed to get over the line by some fortune. By one run, of course

21-Mar-2018•Danyal Rasool in Lahore

Pereras alleviate Sri Lanka's pain

Thisara joined Kusal with Sri Lanka 41 for 5, and both batsmen tempered their naturally aggressive styles in a partnership that propelled their side to a total that came close to match-winning

17-Mar-2018•Madushka Balasuriya

Starc's swing puts South Africa in reverse

The last time Australia toured South Africa, Dale Steyn's old-ball skills decided the second Test in Port Elizabeth. Similarly slow and abrasive conditions can be expected this time around, but it is the visitors who now have the best exponents of reverse

06-Mar-2018•Daniel Brettig in Durban

Mithali Raj sets sights on World T20

The India batsman reflects on the victories in South Africa, the growth of the women's team, and what they need to do to be contenders in the West Indies

25-Feb-2018•Gaurav Kalra in Cape Town

'Self-aware' Agarwal extends prolific run to one-dayers

Having amassed 552 runs in six innings in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, the 27-year old has been in red-hot form across formats and has also earned the praise of MSK Prasad, the chairman of selectors

22-Feb-2018•ESPNcricinfo staff

Star-studded Karachi look to turn fortunes around

Although the batting unit looks weak on paper, Karachi Kings, who will have Shahid Afridi in their side this year, have a threatening bowling attack to fall back on

21-Feb-2018•Umar Farooq

Kohli and wristspinners hit the right note

What the numbers tell us about this combination that helped India win the ODI series in South Africa

17-Feb-2018•Bharath Seervi

Coach Brown wants UAE's focus on '600 events' a game

The UAE coach also thinks the Associates have a chance of tripping up the Full Members at the upcoming World Cup Qualifier, given "we know what pressure is on the back of qualification or non-qualification"

12-Feb-2018•Peter Della Penna

A tournament that could decide Gerhard Erasmus' career

The 22-year-old Namibia batsman is facing the pressure Associate players go through almost every time they take the field - it's either win, or lose your cricketing career

12-Feb-2018•Peter Della Penna in Windhoek

What is Indra Nooyi's role?

An explainer into the appointment of the PepsiCo chairman and CEO

09-Feb-2018•Nagraj Gollapudi

Australia closing the Maxwell gap

Over the years, there has been a noticeable gulf between how Maxwell sees himself and where he should improve versus the way the Australian team views him. That gulf appears to be narrowing, finally

08-Feb-2018•Daniel Brettig

Kohli's run addiction brings another high

There was pace and bounce to contend with as well as a bout of cramps, and wickets kept falling around him, but India's captain, as always, found a way to score runs

08-Feb-2018•Sidharth Monga in Cape Town

Why India have become so hard to beat in ODIs

When conditions are anything other than perfectly batting friendly, India have the best variety of batsmen and bowlers, and the instinct, to adjust to the demands of the situation

05-Feb-2018•Sidharth Monga

Observations from the U-19 World Cup: India's prep far ahead of the rest

The best prepared team won, the smaller sides struggled, and the travel and match schedule was harder for some teams than others at the Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand

05-Feb-2018•Shashank Kishore

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