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How do batters train for the demands of T20?

Liam Livingstone, Fabian Allen, Kane Williamson, Faf du Plessis and others talk about the work that goes into the big hits

24-Sep-2021•Tim Wigmore

Has the Hundred reached the newbie fans it wanted to target?

The format has divided traditional supporters of the game, but what about those coming to cricket for the first time?

18-Aug-2021•Emma John

A year and a half of bio-bubbles: what has it been like for cricket?

Playing during the Covid-19 pandemic has taken a toll on cricketers. What does the future hold?

05-Aug-2021•Nagraj Gollapudi

This is us: New Zealand's climb to the top

From whingers no one liked to opponents every one adores, New Zealand are the feel-good drama we all want to binge on

16-Jun-2021•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Why Bruce Laird's World Series knocks were as good as Test hundreds

The opener's gritty innings against Roberts, Holding and Co were worth their weight in gold, and his team-mates knew it

18-May-2021•Ian Chappell

Mickey Arthur: 'If our batters average 40, with our attack, we'll have enough to bowl sides out'

Sri Lanka's coach talks about the talent pool at his disposal, his coaching philosophy, and his strengths as a man manager

21-Apr-2021•Interview by Andrew Fidel Fernando

Is there a place in T20 for 40-year-olds?

Gayle, Tahir, Hodge, Batty and others will tell you there certainly is

06-Apr-2021•Alan Gardner

Who played how much (the pandemic edition)

The fourth of our global workload surveys looks at the year cricket briefly came to a standstill

26-Mar-2021•Osman Samiuddin, Girish TS and Shiva Jayaraman

India. Australia. Chennai. 2001

Twenty years on: an unforgettable series, an incredible final day. Relive it through the eyes of those who were there

18-Mar-2021•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

When Singh was king

Twenty years on: the improbable story of how a young offspinner bounced out the mighty Aussies

26-Feb-2021•Karthik Krishnaswamy

Left-arm revolutionaries

The story of how one genre of bowling came to dominate Bangladesh cricket, and of the men who made it happen

11-Jan-2021•Mohammad Isam

What we learnt from looking at the decade's cricket workload

Firstly, how much cricket can Virat Kohli play?

27-Nov-2020•ESPNcricinfo staff

Who played the most cricket in the 2010s?

Nobody could keep up with England, or Kohli. Our latest player-workload survey has the details

27-Nov-2020•S Rajesh, Girish TS, Shiva Jayaraman

Aaron Finch has got a bloody great job

Australia's white-ball captain came from small-town Victoria to lead his country. It hasn't been roses all the way but he's not complaining

25-Nov-2020•Melinda Farrell

20 women cricketers for the 2020s

From Molineux to Verma, from Kerr to Wolvaardt: the players we think will dominate the decade

16-Nov-2020

Team-mates in love

Katherine Brunt, Nat Sciver, Amy Satterthwaite, Lea Tahuhu, Lizelle Lee, Megan Schutt, and an anonymous male cricketer talk to us about sexuality

13-Nov-2020•Firdose Moonda

What's it like being the cricket-playing son of a famous cricketer?

We spoke to Mark Butcher, Bazid Khan, Rohan Gavaskar and Rajdeep Sardesai to find out

06-Oct-2020•Vishal Dikshit

Does India have a plan for the mental health of its players?

Cricketers are more open about anxiety and depression than ever before, but systemic support is missing

30-Sep-2020•Varun Shetty

MS Dhoni: a bona fide legend with shades of grey

He took on a ridiculous amount of work as a wicketkeeper-batsman and made it look easy, but as captain, his legacy is a little more complicated

18-Aug-2020•Sidharth Monga

When VVS Laxman turned out to bat for Pudsey Congs

Did you know about the time, 25 years ago, when the Indian batsman plied his trade for clubs in the Bradford Cricket League?

12-Aug-2020•Scott Oliver

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