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Analysis

The importance of being No. 13

The world's top Associate teams are eyeing a coveted prize - a place in the proposed new ODI league. Will Netherlands pip the rest to the post?

27-Feb-2017•Tim Wigmore

Captains aren't that important anymore

In sport, as in business, leaders have less power now, and the decisions they take don't directly affect outcomes

20-Feb-2017•Tim Wigmore

Where are the female umpires?

Women's cricket might have come on in leaps and bounds in recent times, but there are all too few women in charge behind the stumps

16-Feb-2017•Firdose Moonda

Why today's Test opener isn't a Sehwag

Test teams are looking for solidity at the top, and batsmen are comfortable specialising in the format that suits their style

12-Feb-2017•Karthik Krishnaswamy

How Cobras swung it the other way

Halfway into the current domestic season, they were bottom of the table. Then, rejuvenated by a new coach and new captain, they came storming back

10-Feb-2017•Firdose Moonda

In T20, life doesn't have to end at 40

Increasing numbers of older players are to be found in the game - particularly in the shortest format

06-Feb-2017•Tim Wigmore

When the new ball reverses

Is it reverse swing or contrast swing? There is a difference between the two, and a better understanding of it would enhance the effectiveness of the skill

29-Jan-2017•Rabi Mehta and Garfield Robinson

Why are teams choosing to chase more often in T20?

The greater power and depth of batting units has made chasing a distinct advantage in T20s. And that makes the toss ever more significant

27-Jan-2017•Tim Wigmore

The summer I rocked with the Big Bash

Our correspondent tells us what he learned about the tournament through the weeks he spent on the road covering the games

26-Jan-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Why your opening bowler in the BBL needs to be a spinner

There are lessons to be learnt from the success of Tom Cooper, Michael Beer, Samuel Badree (and Dipak Patel) at the top

22-Jan-2017•Jarrod Kimber

The art of the middle-overs batsman in T20

How does Dan Christian go about his job - different in T20 to that in other formats?

07-Jan-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Why doesn't cricket have proper metrics for fielding?

We now have a rudimentary fielding average in the BBL, but it's a crying shame there aren't any other, more meaningful, measures

05-Jan-2017•Jarrod Kimber

Trent Woodhill's brave new, data-driven world

Melbourne Stars' list manager is using facts and stats in trying to build the perfect team, making up the rules as he goes along

20-Dec-2016•Jarrod Kimber

Yasir Shah's Australian burden

Down under, a spinner needs all the tricks of his trade. Unlike his Pakistani legspin predecessors, Yasir is not quite that tricksy sort of spinner

13-Dec-2016•Osman Samiuddin

Cricket needs more specialist coaches

The players are specialising more than ever. Why aren't the coaches?

04-Dec-2016•Tim Wigmore

Left-arm's the charm

If you're an England selector looking to pick a spinner to take to India, history shows you're probably better off with a leftie

17-Nov-2016•Crispin Andrews

The Zimbabwe lesson

A decade and a half ago, the country embarked on steps to increase the representation of black players in cricket - raising questions of the sort that South Africa are struggling with now

12-Sep-2016•Tristan Holme

A World Cup without Pakistan?

The prospect of the 2019 event missing one of the top draws in cricket is all too real

08-Sep-2016•Tim Wigmore

The black, white and grey of South Africa's latest transformation initiative

The latest quota stipulations attempt to up the ante in the quest to redress old injustices, but they risk imposing injustices of their own

07-Sep-2016•Firdose Moonda

Why is cricket so reluctant to embrace meritocracy?

Other sports have shown the way, but ours still makes it hard for smaller teams to rise

15-Aug-2016•Tim Wigmore

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Analysis

Matt Roller

Vithushan Ehantharajah

Andrew Fidel Fernando

Firdose Moonda

Osman Samiuddin