Guest Column

Imran Nazir's last chance

He has got several chances over his decade-plus in the international game, but this World Twenty20 could be his last opportunity to make a mark

23-Sep-2012•Mazher Arshad

It's not the ego

Cricketers often try to mask their diffidence and insecurities behind their sunglasses and strut

12-Sep-2012•Iain O'Brien

Farewell Robert Croft the thinker spinner

He has been a great servant for club and country - now Croft's job is to help cultivate Glamorgan's next generation

11-Sep-2012•Edward Bevan

England's flawed technician

However much his domestic record may glitter, in the end we have to ask why a player with so much going for him produced so little where it matters most of all - on the Test match stage

05-Jul-2012•David Lloyd

The eternal watchfulness of Chanderpaul

He waits and waits for the ball, sort of like how he has waited for a team worthy of his contributions

26-Apr-2012•Alex Bowden

What ails Australia's best and brightest?

The cream of the next generation of batsmen seem to be struggling with technical flaws

26-Apr-2012•Chris Rogers

Letter to Whatmore

A former coach welcomes the new arrival with a few words of advice

28-Feb-2012•Geoff Lawson

Look back to the World Cup, New Zealand

In recent one-dayers New Zealand have had South Africa's number. If they need more inspiration, they can recall the quarter-final win in Dhaka

23-Feb-2012•Andrew Alderson

Lessons from Zimbabwe

It has been smooth sailing for New Zealand in their first series of the year but the real test lies ahead, in the form of South Africa

13-Feb-2012•Andrew Alderson

The revolution has been televised

Why did Cricket Australia dump their state-based Twenty20 format for a shiny new city-based one? One word: TV

07-Feb-2012•Alex Malcolm

The bizarre world of USA cricket

The national side will shortly be playing in the World Twenty20 Qualifiers but if you go by the controversies and drama off the field, it's a miracle there is a team left to compete

05-Feb-2012•Peter Della Penna

No light at the end of Sri Lanka's tunnel

As long as the country's cricket is in the hands of politicians and the self-serving, there is little hope for the team

26-Jan-2012•Hilal Suhaib

The great Australian chokehold

India's downfall in this series has been due to the relentless pressure the opposition bowlers have kept up, with accuracy, movement and pace working in harmony

20-Jan-2012•Geoff Lawson

South Africa's batting has the yips

They're being badly impeded by the perplexing inability of their strong line-up to fire together

30-Dec-2011•Rob Houwing

Memo to Nathan Lyon

Spin the ball hard, mix up the pace, follow your instincts

06-Dec-2011•Ashley Mallett

Does Kolkata still love Test cricket?

Fans aren't packing into Eden Gardens like they used to. A few reasons why that may be

28-Nov-2011•Mudar Patherya

Stumper should get the nod

Australia need a tough coach, one with a stern work ethic but also a sense of fun. Steve Rixon ticks all the boxes

18-Nov-2011•Ashley Mallett

Ringside at the biggest cricket trial of them all

Outside the courtroom, it was all informal and laidback, but in it things were deadly serious, and never more than on the day Mohammad Amir showed up

05-Nov-2011•Richard Sydenham

Littlejohn's secretarial role

The former Bowls Australia official will give John Wright useful advice by analysing the talent pool, but the power remains with the coach

11-Sep-2011•Andrew Alderson

Why shouldn't the BCCI be accountable?

The sports bill will open the board up to scrutiny. If it doesn't have anything to hide, what does it have to fear?

10-Sep-2011•Rahul Mehra

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