Matches (13)

Men's Hundred (2)

Women's Hundred (2)

One-Day Cup (8)

CPL (1)

LS-M

152/7

OI-M

(41/100 balls, T:153) 69/2

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Schedule Table Series

OI-W

108/8

LS-W

(62/100 balls, T:109) 112/2

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Schedule Table Report Series

Comment

Australia's system produces good captains, but you can't say the same about England

Pat Cummins is an example of the former. For England, Stokes apart, the lack of candidates makes it a lottery

25-Sep-2022•Ian Chappell

When is the right time to blood a player?

Harry Brook is an example of the selectors getting the answer to that question right

11-Sep-2022•Ian Chappell

Team comes first in BBL draft to highlight the competing forces

The challenges facing the competition were an undercurrent, but it made for a fascinating process

30-Aug-2022•Andrew McGlashan

How I forsook dreams of bus-driving for a career in cricket media

A look back at a career in broadcasting and cricket writing

28-Aug-2022•Ian Chappell

President in control, cricket in chaos - the Bangladesh story

Shakib is in charge of a team that isn't performing well, and the scrutiny - and interference - from the BCB bigwigs won't help

24-Aug-2022•Mohammad Isam

Go hard when it suits but dig deep when the force is with those who oppose you

If Brendon McCullum hasn't said that to England's dressing room yet, he probably will soon

24-Aug-2022•Mark Nicholas

Kohli's slump: two factors that might have had a role to play

His current rough patch has lasted a lot longer than anyone might have imagined

23-Aug-2022•Aakash Chopra

Cricket could learn from the NFL and start thinking of itself as a collective

At the moment international cricket is a loose coalition of often conflicting self-interests. If that doesn't change, the future is grim

16-Aug-2022•Osman Samiuddin

The umpires I admired

Looking back to the days of Douglas Sang Hue, Col Egar and Charlie Elliott

14-Aug-2022•Ian Chappell

Boult's choice a landmark moment in cricket's fast-evolving landscape

Neither the boards nor the ICC might want to say it, but cricket is rushing towards a tipping point

10-Aug-2022•Sidharth Monga

If 50-over cricket is dying, maybe it needs to be put on a pedestal

Cricket's calendar is fast approaching breaking point. ODI cricket has no chance, on the face of it

10-Aug-2022•Mark Nicholas

We need a debate on cricket's future and we needed it yesterday

The future of the game is in the hands of younger players, but they need to balance future decisions with an eye on the past

31-Jul-2022•Ian Chappell

Stokes' ODI retirement should prompt change, but won't

Players will be stretched thin and some won't have the luxury of choice that Stokes does

18-Jul-2022•Matt Roller

Captains should be suspended if their teams can't bowl 90 overs a day

Over rates are a massive problem in the game, even after all these years. And so are issues with the DRS

17-Jul-2022•Ian Chappell

Jonny Bairstow and the art of zen batting

This summer, the England batter has ascended to a higher plane, occupied by the likes of Viv Richards, Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers and Sachin Tendulkar in the past

13-Jul-2022•Mark Nicholas

It's no surprise that Stokes and Cummins have succeeded as captains

For one, they understand bowling, which is key for decision-makers on the field

03-Jul-2022•Ian Chappell

An ICC for women? It might be the only way to save women's Test cricket

Women currently have little representation in the ICC's various committees that don't understand the distinctive history of the women's game

22-Jun-2022•Raf Nicholson

Cricket's administrators seem bent on pushing Test cricket to the margins

There still is appetite among fans and players for the thrills and nuances of the five-day game but the decision-makers are only guided by financial prospects

19-Jun-2022•Ian Chappell

No fear: England have dared to dream under their new brains trust

Of McCullum and Co, Jonny B, and more. And what's a good pitch anyway?

17-Jun-2022•Mark Nicholas

Cricket cannot solve Sri Lanka's massive problems but at least it can be a distraction

For once, the sport is not the primary unifying agent in a country now wracked by economic and political crisis

12-Jun-2022•Andrew Fidel Fernando

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