Future of cricket

Banking on cricket's popularity

Surajeet Das Gupta, in the Business Standard, analyses why the broadcaster is pumping so much money into the game

10-Oct-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Fast bowling in a time of tortoises

In a column for the Guardian's Spin, Andy Bull wonders whether fast bowling in Test cricket is becoming slower

24-Sep-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Durham reaps the rewards of empowerment

In the Telegraph, Scyld Berry lauds Durham's Championship victory and says the county's success is tribute to the power of empowering regions with first-class cricket

20-Sep-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Business is booming

Sport for business reveals despite Ireland's loss to England in the only ODI at Malahide, cricket in the region has lots to benefit from such a grand debut for international-standard stadium

05-Sep-2013

How to schedule cricket: a four-year plan

Drawing up a structured four-year schedule for all forms of cricket

23-Aug-2013•Ramakanth Josyula

Is England's talent pool too small?

The ECB needs to find ways of taking the game to the grassroots, of making sure the game is taught in all schools

10-Jul-2013•Dave Hawksworth

Australia turn to Hick to refine batting

Graeme Hicks has taken up the position of a consultant at Australia's Center of Excellence and will be looking to share his wisdom to young batsmen

07-Apr-2013

The Indian influence in Australian cricket

With a large immigrant population, Cricket Australia is devising a 'diversity strategy' to assimilate and attract more players from Asian backgrounds

17-Mar-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

The potential of Uganda

Two weeks in Africa, coaching children cricket and also raising HIV awareness

06-Mar-2013•Freddie Wilde

Two-tier Test cricket could stave off T20 beast

How would a two-tier Test cricket system benefit the sport? Michael Vaughan makes his case

01-Mar-2013

Watching Test cricket can be pretty odd

It occurred to me, on the morning of the first day's play at Newlands, that watching Test cricket is a very odd way to spend your leisure time.

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Hughes

Franchises and future stars

Cricketers runs, wickets and catches are determined by their own talent, for sure, but they are typically also the result of a hidden multi-year investment by a cricket club, board, or association that was never guaranteed to bear fruit

25-Feb-2013•Aashish Pattani

Big Bash League: boon or bane?

People who praise the BBL, how exactly are they quantifying their eulogy? Is it fun? Yes. Is it exciting? Debatable. Is the cricket of a high standard? Perhaps. Is it benefitting Australian cricket? Certainly not

25-Feb-2013•Freddie Wilde

How to build a cricketing superpower

Cricketing supremacy will be enjoyed by a nation that has strengths in the following four areas: (i) Playing conditions; (ii) Demand conditions; (iii) Governance conditions; and (iv) Ecosystem conditions

25-Feb-2013•Samir Shrivastava

Is this the preservation of Test cricket?

Aside from growing their hair and absent-mindedly walking into lampposts, philosophers spend their time wrestling, on our behalf, with the Big Questions

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Hughes

Back to the five-day stuff. Yawn

T20 can be a pain but at least it's over quickly

25-Feb-2013•Andrew Hughes

Chanderpaul and his son make runs

Another Chanderpaul is on the rise, in club cricket in the Caribbean at least, and the teenage Tagenarine is learning his trade by batting with his accomplished father, Shivnarine, West Indies' highest run-scorer in Tests.

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

How rich will Indian cricketers be in ten years?

Cricket is growing in India at such a rate that it is not inconceivable that the top-paid sportsman in the world ten years from now will be an Indian cricketer, Rick Westhead says in Toronto's Thestar.com

25-Feb-2013•Dustin Silgardo

The fates of Pollard and the game are intertwined

Kieron Pollard is at once a struggling cricketer and hot property

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Why Ireland's World Cup plans are on hold

The exclusion of the associate countries for 2015 was down to TV money and turkeys understandably not voting for Christmas writes Mike Selvey in the Guardian

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

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