Records

The biggest cricket lesson in the world

Cricketers in Australia have successfully set a new Guinness World Record

02-Dec-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Nasser bags a skier, and a Guinness World Record

Former England captain Nasser Hussain caught one sent his way from 150 feet straight up, to set the record for the "highest catch of a cricket ball"

06-Jul-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Reliving the history of Pakistan cricket

A photojournalist captures Pakistan's only cricket museum

14-Jun-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Dusingizimana's batathon for a Rwandan field of dreams

Rwanda cricket team captain Eric Dusingizimana batted for 51 hours to highlight the goal of building an international cricket stadium in the country

14-May-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Boy versus maths

What can we glean from the schoolboy record of 1009 not out, which no one had considered possible or necessary so far?

07-Jan-2016•Andy Zaltzman

The batting record that stood for over a century

When Ross Taylor made 290 in Perth recently, he broke a record by Tip Foster that had lasted for 111 years. Other records by Foster still endure

20-Nov-2015•Stuart Wark

Yasir, Younis and the gift of Pallekele

The Sri Lanka-Pakistan series was of the sort very few know how to appreciate, and it should be cherished all the more for it

10-Jul-2015•Ahmer Naqvi

Anderson's adventure to 400

Writing for BBC, Stephan Shemilt & Sam Sheringham, go through a few highlights in the career of one of England's greatest Test bowlers

30-May-2015

The crab who would be king

Shivnarine Chanderpaul, despite his one-of-a-kind technique and because of his steely grit, sits on the brink of surpassing Brian Lara as West Indies' greatest ever run maker

22-Apr-2015•Roger Sawh

The wrecking ball and the subtle knife

Ian Botham will soon be overtaken by James Anderson as England's leading Test leading wicket-taker. The two couldn't be more different from each other

15-Apr-2015•Jon Hotten

Cricket and semantic satiation

In his piece for the Guardian's Spin, Andy Bull analyses how Twenty20 cricket and rule changes have made traditional ODI strategies redundant, and remarks that mind-boggling batting feats have become so common, it's bewildering for fans

10-Feb-2015

The Johnson show

17-Feb-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

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

Is this good for cricket?

World records are being broken but it points to a deficit in skills at the international level

01-Jan-2014•Michael Jeh

England a fading force

18-Nov-2013

Finch offers a glimpse into the future

Of all of the records in the game, T20's are the most breakable, because the format is the youngest and its limits are not yet in sight

02-Sep-2013•Jon Hotten

Why statistics don't fascinate me anymore

Even though today's batting and bowling records are more unbreakable than they have ever been, the corresponding feeling of awe is missing

15-Aug-2013•Samir Chopra

Australia on the verge of history

After the Lord's debacle, Australia are 0-2 down in the Ashes and have very little to cheer. Malcolm Conn in Australia's Telegraph brings to light some foreboding statistics to add to the list of Australia's worries.

22-Jul-2013

The Lord's Ashes experience

Former England captain Michael Vaughan, in the Telegraph, paints a picture of the experience that awaits the English and Australian players on Thursday at Lord's

18-Jul-2013

More to come for Anderson

19-May-2013

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