Guest Column

The balance between England and Australia changed at Lord's, when victory became a formality - the pursuit of a whitewash might be the only thing that stops the series descending into anti-climax

With the next World Cup less than two years away, it's important to look at what's causing their one-day cricket dysfunction

It's convenient to blame the underworld for every instance of cricket fixing, but it's ordinary punters who are behind many of them

Even at the height of his success with the national side, Sreesanth was a lonely cricketer who felt hard done by

The national team is in tatters right now and the board still isn't efficiently run, but the new president is hoping things are going to change

Why Pakistan's lead bowler is like an Argentinian football midfielder

A little over eight years ago, a young Australian made a dream debut in Bangalore. Now he returns as captain

It's not played by schoolgirls, so where will the talent feed for U-19 and state cricket come from?

A decade since the "death of democracy" protest, the country's cricket struggles with issues of race, politics, and player alienation

Sarah Taylor's possible inclusion in the Sussex men's 2nd XI is not an aspirational move for women's cricket as a whole

How Tendulkar helped a generation of Indians make sense of their lives

The m-word gets thrown about a lot in cricket, but what does it really mean?

An experienced crop of bowlers should be available but their over-coaching has forced New Zealand to turn to youth - a policy that looks to be unexpectedly working

The former Australia quick on what a fast bowler needs to do to succeed in hostile Indian conditions

Sehwag's ability to use skills seemingly made for ODIs in the long game, and his instinct and fearlessness make him one of cricket's most compelling sights

He was picked on the basis that international cricket needed bowlers who bowled fast. But while the prognosis was the right one, Mahmood wasn't

Brisbane's Test pitch is a different animal from the ones used in Shield games. An insider explains why

Where does one begin to rate the merits of a batsman in regard to his peers? It can only be a work in progress

The end of a season (or a career) can be a disorienting, disconcerting time for a cricketer

More important than the numbers you chalk up as a player is gaining personal mastery of yourself - as a cricketer and a person