Analysis

Why do we think Test chases of over 300 aren't all that tough?

Despite the evidence of history, we continue to pin our hopes on teams chasing 300-plus in the fourth innings in Tests

12-Jan-2019•Jarrod Kimber

Why have Test batsmen scored less this year?

Is it a trend, an anomaly, the influence of T20 batting, or to do with more even pitches and better bowlers?

06-Dec-2018•Jarrod Kimber

How England learned to fall in love with the IPL

Ten years ago it was anathema, but now the ECB is effectively paying its players to take part

10-Apr-2018•Tim Wigmore

Will New Zealand's three-pronged fork skewer England?

Southee, Boult and Wagner pose a challenge that is nearly the equal of the Australian attack

19-Mar-2018•Andrew McGlashan

Who do you bowl in the Powerplay in T20?

The first few overs are vital, and wickets there priceless, but teams haven't quite figured out which bowlers to use in the period

15-Mar-2018•Jarrod Kimber

Why Australia ought to have made it to the Champions Trophy semis

If the team batting second has reached a winning target at the time of a stoppage, why wait for the quota of overs to be completed before looking at the revised targets?

24-Dec-2017•Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis

Is bowling more valuable than batting in T20?

It may seem contrary to popular opinion, but the numbers say so

23-Sep-2017•Tim Wigmore

The league of global T20 brands

The presence of established IPL franchises and other international businesses in South Africa's new T20 league shows what the future of the format could look like

25-Jun-2017•Firdose Moonda

How Australia's women got here

A World Cup is a celebration of how far the women's game has come, yet it should not be forgotten that many advancements were a long time coming

22-Jun-2017•Daniel Brettig

What killed the dibbly-dobbler?

An especially troublesome breed of medium-pace bowlers in ODIs in the 1990s has largely become irrelevant today

14-Jun-2017•Tim Wigmore

How Bangladesh came to have a pace-heavy ODI attack

A team known for its reliance on spin now chooses to pick three fast bowlers more often than not. How did that come to be?

13-Jun-2017•Mohammad Isam

Where will T20 cricket go next?

Data is going to play a huge role in the game - and by extension, in international cricket

24-May-2017•Jarrod Kimber

A long build-up of bad faith

Before they can talk details, Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers Association must end an increasingly toxic cycle and find a way to be able to talk at all

16-May-2017•Daniel Brettig

How will cricket change by 2027?

A few predictions on how technology and innovative thinking will radically change the game over the coming decade

08-May-2017•Paddy Upton

In the mountains, old-school Pakistan lives on

The FATA team has come far in its short time on the domestic scene, and they've done it playing a brand of cricket Pakistan seems to have forgotten about

05-May-2017•Hassan Cheema

How to build the ideal T20 side

To start with, stop thinking of players as batsmen, bowlers and allrounders; it's far more nuanced than that

26-Apr-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Why is SLC in public-relations overdrive?

Thilanga Sumathipala's board has done as much for Sri Lanka's cricket as any other, but the chairman's desperation for the limelight does them no favours

19-Apr-2017•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Why can't we make yorkers great again?

We often hear fans cry out for them as batsmen rack up the runs in T20, but there are reasons for why they aren't as effective as they once were

16-Apr-2017•Jarrod Kimber

The mystery of the knuckleball

The baseball pitch that could free cricket's bowlers from the shackles that tie them down

19-Mar-2017•Rabi Mehta and Garfield Robinson

Why aren't Pakistani players hitting more sixes?

This year's PSL drew attention to an imbalance in the numbers of maximums hit by local players and overseas ones

07-Mar-2017•Charles Reynolds

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