Matches (14)

Men's Hundred (2)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

Women's Hundred (2)

U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

One-Day Cup (6)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

MO-M

SB-M

(99/100 balls, T:132) 133/9

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IRE-W

142

PAK-W

(20 ov, T:143) 131/9

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Schedule Series

Future of cricket

Future of cricket

England and the IPL: a thaw will come

England and the IPL: a thaw will come

It's clear now that T20 cricket will not exist in isolation from the rest of the game, and the sooner the ECB realises it, the better

14-May-2014•Jon Hotten

Caribbean national sides, anyone?

Caribbean national sides, anyone?

Why dissolving West Indies might be the best option for West Indies cricket

07-May-2014•Martin Jones

Why India are not cricket's Brazil yet

Why India are not cricket's Brazil yet

The numbers might be in their favour, but they can neither boast sustained excellence or a distinctive playing style

18-Apr-2014•Samir Chopra

You can't control talent, only channel it

You can't control talent, only channel it

Cricket runs the risk of going down the route of over-coaching, like in some other sports - which is not ideal in a game that is as much about art as about science

15-Apr-2014•Jon Hotten

Chasing the men down

Chasing the men down

Greg Baum, in the Age, believes Australia Women's efficient defence of their World T20 title was another advertisement of their catching up with the men's game

Why T20 is about cricket's natural evolution

Why T20 is about cricket's natural evolution

The shortest format is but a logical extension of cricket's bias towards batsmen, and our changing ideas about time

08-Apr-2014•Ahmer Naqvi

Things baseball teaches us

Things baseball teaches us

American sport at the SCG - blasphemy or opportunity to learn?

27-Mar-2014•Matt Cleary

Thinking pink

Thinking pink

The jury's still out on the pros and cons of lighter-coloured balls and how they may or may not work in day-night Test cricket

14-Mar-2014•Russell Jackson

Test cricket's dodo problem

Test cricket's dodo problem

Fans of the five-day stuff think it will last forever, even if nobody is watching

12-Mar-2014•Andrew Hughes

Bigger, better? Sorry, no

Bigger, better? Sorry, no

Why does cricket have to succumb to the marketers' eternal need for everything to be bigger, flashier, and more in tune with youth - whatever that means?

25-Feb-2014•Jonathan Wilson

IPL clean-up needs hard evidence

IPL clean-up needs hard evidence

Writing in the Hindustan Times, Kadambari Murali Wade, the former editor of Sports Illustrated India shares her experience of meeting with the Mudgal Committee that was probing the spot-fixing and corruption charges in IPL 2013

12-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Cricket always needs an underclass

Cricket always needs an underclass

History shows us that those who rule the game seem to occupy a centre they cannot bear to share with those at the margins

31-Jan-2014•Samir Chopra

Time to regionalise county cricket?

Time to regionalise county cricket?

A six-team tournament above the Championship might strengthen the supply line for the England team

19-Jan-2014•Scott Oliver

Test cricket and the bitter truth

Test cricket and the bitter truth

We should be trying to make Test cricket as entertaining as possible and spreading the word to every corner of the globe. But we aren't

25-Dec-2013•Andrew Hughes

'National boards are competitors when they should be siblings'

'National boards are competitors when they should be siblings'

Mike Jakeman, the author of Saving The Test, a book about the future of the five-day game, talks about how cricket administrators can unite to make the game more viable

25-Nov-2013•Interview by Subash Jayaraman

What football rights have to do with the future of cricket

What football rights have to do with the future of cricket

BT has paid a stratospheric amount for the rights to the Champions League. Cricket will probably feel the knock-on effects in time

12-Nov-2013•Jon Hotten

Train umpires instead of investing in DRS

Train umpires instead of investing in DRS

n an academic paper, excerpted at Phys.Org and soon to be published in the Journal of Sports Economics, Vani Borooah tries to identify the exact value that DRS brings to cricket.

07-Nov-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

The declining value of the single
We wondered how T20 would affect the 50-over game. It appears that answers might be at hand
22-Oct-2013•Jon Hotten

Let's tonk for all our worth
Why pick bowlers, why have fielders, why grow grass on wickets? Let's give people what they want - a welter of runs
18-Oct-2013•Matt Cleary

What's happening to Australia's cricket grounds?
Local venues taught kids to love cricket, but they're vanishing fast, victims of development and commerce
11-Oct-2013•Russell Jackson

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