Club/league cricket

Who would be a player-umpire?

The pros have to deal with the pressure of high stakes and being shown up by technology, but the village ump's job isn't any easier

05-Jun-2014•Nicholas Hogg

So how was your cricket weekend?

Did it involve getting locked in a coffee-shop toilet, getting off the bus in the wrong place, and discovering the Bopara pose?

02-Jun-2014•Jonathan Wilson

Six & not out: the IPL's best finishers

How MS Dhoni and AB de Villiers' IPL numbers stack up to show they are the best in finishing business

17-May-2014•Bishen Jeswant

Modi on the IPL innovations that weren't

14-May-2014

Super Kings: squeezing the best out of the best

A look at how Chennai Super Kings' overseas players have added immense value to the team

05-May-2014•Bishen Jeswant

English club bans sixes

Britwell Salome Cricket Club in Oxfordshire has been forced to ban the hitting of sixes after an angry neighbour threatened to take it to court

04-May-2014

The first ball of the season

Why a ton of history, dating back to childhood games in the backyard, is necessarily tied up with thoughts about the beginning of the cricket season

02-May-2014•Nicholas Hogg

Remembering the glory days of the Hindu Trophy

One of the oldest limited-overs in India used to be a thrilling affair, with Test and club cricketers fiercely competing for the title

05-Apr-2014•V Ramnarayan

Wadekar's shoes and a Karnataka triumph

In the Telegraph, historian Ramachandra Guha reminisces about Karnataka's semi-final against Bombay in March 1974, en route to their first Ranji Trophy title

05-Apr-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

The golden land of pre-season

It's that time of year when you dust your kit and conveniently forget how the last season went

03-Apr-2014•Nicholas Hogg

Kiwi fans, soak in this winning feeling

New Zealand played like a team that cared a lot. This unexpected win is one to savour

04-Feb-2014•Paul Ford

Corey Anderson thrives on confidence

Self-belief plays a big part of Corey Anderson stunning rise from backyard cricket to national hero, as he reveals in an interview with Alan Perrott for the New Zealand Herald

01-Feb-2014

Down and out in Galle

One of cricket's great attributes is that it has room even for the not-so-competent. Sometimes, though, that allowance does not seem to apply

27-Jan-2014•Jonathan Wilson

The beauty of the maghrib chase

The Sharjah chase took you back to the days of playing street cricket and wanting to complete a game before the sun set

23-Jan-2014•Ahmer Naqvi

What being thrashed does

It can be a lightning-rod moment, a realisation that the world is a lot bigger and badder than you might have realised

21-Jan-2014•Jon Hotten

Spare a thought for Vinay Kumar

Having suffered against belligerent batsmen at the club level, the writer empathises with a bowler who conceded 102 runs in nine overs

06-Nov-2013•Subash Jayaraman

Moving past a howler

How do you deal with a costly mistake on the field? By sobbing, praising your opponent's skill, or by using the power of your imagination?

24-Oct-2013•Nicholas Hogg

A day with Dravid

Rahul Dravid's passion for cricket was obvious as he turned up for a club match in Bangalore. Arjun Dev Nagendra in Wisden India captures the events of the game

22-Oct-2013

The Vatican Cricket Club

The Pontifical Council for Culture has announced plans to form Vatican cricket teams - one for men, made up of priests from around the world, and a women's XI comprising nuns

19-Oct-2013•Nikita Bastian

Practice makes perfect?

Does a technical, complex sport like cricket contain new tricks that can't be taught to old dogs?

14-Oct-2013•Nicholas Hogg

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