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I hate World Cup finals and I know exactly why

The highlights and the sidelights of the World Cup, through the experiences of our correspondents

29-May-2019

What goes into the making of a World Cup

A peek at the organisation of the tournament, and the legacy it seeks to leave behind in England

27-May-2019•Adam Collins

The story of De Saram and Satha: batting geniuses who went to jail

Two of Sri Lanka's greatest batsmen had memorable lives, but they have been nearly forgotten today

06-May-2019•Nicholas Brookes

Is women's cricket a nicer sport than the men's game?

What is the culture in the women's game like? Let the players tell you

26-Apr-2019•Snehal Pradhan

How much have ODIs changed in the last 20 years?

Death bowling, chasing, the impact of spinners - the numbers tell us how the game has evolved since the 1999 World Cup

09-Apr-2019•Ishita Mazumder, Sidharth Monga and Srinath Sripath

How Kolkata turned it around with continuity

Fewer changes, smaller squads: data suggests that less is often more in team sports

16-Mar-2019•Tim Wigmore

They wore it at the World Cup

How teams' uniforms have evolved over the history of the tournament

04-Mar-2019•Ishita Mazumder and Srinath Sripath

India. Pakistan. Chennai. 1999

Twenty years on, a look back at an extraordinary day of India-Pakistan cricket

31-Jan-2019•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

The flexible team

Sides like Islamabad United and Chennai Super Kings seek fluidity in their line-ups, stressing on how their players play rather than where in the order

26-Jan-2019•Tim Wigmore

The cautious starters

Do dot balls in the Powerplay make you anxious? Not if you're Perth Scorchers or Gloucestershire

24-Jan-2019•Tim Wigmore

The spin team

Spinners are underused in T20 - unjustifiably so, as the success of Afghanistan, Chennai and Guyana has shown

20-Jan-2019•Tim Wigmore

The batting team

Royal Challengers Bangalore and Nottinghamshire show the perils and the pros of T20 sides built around batsmen

16-Jan-2019•Tim Wigmore

The mind of Mike Brearley

The former England captain, psychoanalyst, and lately prolific author, talks about Stokes, race, captaincy and more

13-Jan-2019•Paul Edwards

The bowling team

What do the successes of Sunrisers Hyderabad, Perth Scorchers and Pakistan in T20 have in common?

11-Jan-2019•Tim Wigmore

The six-hitting team

Big-hitting comes with big risks, but the payoffs are bigger too, as West Indies have shown

06-Jan-2019•Tim Wigmore

'If Australia can get 350 occasionally, it will surprise a lot of people'

Will India be a one-man band again? Will Australia's bowling attack see them home? Ian Chappell and Sanjay Manjrekar look ahead to the Australia-India Tests

29-Nov-2018

When I'm 84

The great Lance Gibbs looks back in laughter, and a little annoyance, at a life in cricket

23-Nov-2018•Vaneisa Baksh

In Colombo, three is not a crowd

Learn more about the SSC, P Sara and the Premadasa and you will understand Sri Lanka a bit better as a country

19-Nov-2018•Nicholas Brookes and Benjamin Golby

The girl who took women's cricket to the next level

Few events in her sport have been as pivotal as her landmark 171 against Australia. There's more to Harmanpreet Kaur's story, though

08-Nov-2018•Annesha Ghosh

How Dimuth Karunaratne uses other players to get ahead

He loves getting stuck into his stats, comparing himself to his peers, and trying to improve his game that way

05-Nov-2018•Andrew Fidel Fernando

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