Twenty20

I would propose that the way to rejuvenate the game is to completely restructure it around Twenty20, where games are played once or twice a week (like football) for six months across a nine to ten-month season every year

Restructure the game around Twenty20

It is a great thing for cricket that Ricky Ponting is fighting for the game's traditions – retaining the sanctity of Test cricket - but it will prove an unwinnable fight

Gayle is the anti-Ponting of world cricket

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

A cricketing renaissance

From Ram Srinivasan, United States

From Tim Parsons, United Kingdom

Finetuning D/L method for Twenty20s

Freelance is the new buzzword in cricket and in the Age , Greg Baum writes that it is a mercenary approach that will inevitably turn fans away from the game.

Take the money and see fans run

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Freelancing Freddie will not disturb county game

While Andrew Flintoff chases the millions from Chennai to Dubai, the county game will continue to satisfy journeymen cricketers, writes Kevin Mitchell in the Observer .

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Cricket's future in disarray

Robert Craddock in Australia's Daily Telegraph is concerned that Andrew Flintoff's decision to become freelance could be a wider indication of players' changing priorities

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

My memories of a golden World Twenty20

Seventeen days just wasn't long enough, was it

My review of the World Twenty looks at the areas not covered by Cricinfo's stats pages and by S Rajesh's review

ICC World Twenty20 - an analyst's view

Two sides of the Twenty20 debate

Mike Selvey writes in the Guardian on the future of ODI cricket, which he feels is bleak, thanks to the rapid rise of Twenty20.

The rise of Twenty20, the fall of ODIs

A detailed analysis of the Twenty20 internationals played so far

T20 Internationals - an analytical review

It is my pet theory that it does not matter which bowler the captain bowls in T20

T20 bowling - a lateral look

During the week viewers were given the choice between watching a shivering and lacklustre West Indian team going through the motions in a five-day match and the last over dramas offered by Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore

The lure of T20 matches irresistible

While batsmanship has evolved, and bowlers have begun to assert themselves in the IPL, the fielder continues to use old techniques to meet new challenges, writes Suresh Menon on ESPNStar .

The fielding doosra

Finally I have come around to my first T20 analysis

T20 - Target score for first innings

The one-day series in New Zealand is testimony to the amazing pace at which this form has shed its complexity, rid itself of formula and arrived at a simplicity that might, in the end, bring about its own ruin

Twenty20 driving ODIs closer to extinction

25-Feb-2013•Suresh Menon

Will the Twenty20 bubble be next to burst?

Even the wealthy franchises of the IPL are feeling the effects of the global economic downturn as sponsors withdraw, writes Mike Atherton in the Times .