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My evening on Bangladesh's most storied cricket pitch

A cricket journalist plays at the Mirpur Test ground and comes away with a renewed sense of what the game at the highest level involves

10-Nov-2015•Mohammad Isam

How to prevent bottle-throwing in cricket stadiums

A clear-headed and incisive analysis of the problem and potential solutions

09-Nov-2015•Sidin Vadukut

Let me tell you about Sachin, my son

An Indian-American dad gets all excited at the prospect of watching Tendulkar in the flesh

05-Nov-2015•Amar Shah

What's fandom about?

The relationship between fan and cricketer springs from hero worship and grows into something more fully formed

30-Oct-2015•Andrew Hughes

Why cricket is the greatest of all games

No other sport compares in terms of the number of skills displayed, and the blend of subtlety, entertainment, sudden thrill and sustained intellectual interest on offer

29-Oct-2015•Ian McDonald

When Ashes-winning England were derailed by Pakistan

Ten years ago, a buoyant England went to Pakistan hoping to establish an era of dominance. What followed was predictable defeat

15-Oct-2015•Daniel Brigham

When Lara tamed Murali

West Indies in Sri Lanka 2001 will be remembered for Brian Lara's masterclass against one of the deadliest spinners in the world

13-Oct-2015•Colin Benjamin

Does the modern cricket fan get a good deal?

The cricket-watching experience varies in India, England and Australia, as do the fans' causes for complaint

06-Oct-2015•Andrew Hughes

The plight of the English spin bowler

As England wait on the fitness of Zafar Ansari ahead of the tour of the UAE, the Middlesex spinner, Ollie Rayner, explains why alternatives are thin on the ground

22-Sep-2015•Ollie Rayner

Another T20 bash, another T&T win

Business as usual? Yes, but this year's tournament had other stories too - not all of them positive

28-Jul-2015•Colin Benjamin

Remembering Lara's Everest moment

One series against the mighty Australians in 1999 tested the great West Indian's skill and mental resolve to the limit

31-May-2015•Colin Benjamin

That England, this England

A fan watches England take on New Zealand from the Edrich Upper Stand at Lord's 11 summers apart, and can't help drawing parallels - but back then, England were on a roll

24-May-2015•Liam Cromar

Left? Right? Both

In the run-up to the UK general election, two teams picked from either side of the political divide

18-Mar-2015•David Dawkins

Don't kill cricket in the Associate nations

How are kids to aspire to become cricketers if they can't watch role models from their countries on the biggest stage?

15-Mar-2015•Duncan Allan

Napier shows us World Cup joy

Outside the tournament venues, New Zealand is welcoming fans to enjoy its beauty and its cricket, nowhere more heart-warmingly than at Clifton Cricket Club

02-Mar-2015•Will Macpherson

Why a strong T&T could bode well for West Indies

If the team can carry its limited-overs success into four-day cricket, the effect on West Indies' Test fortunes can only be positive

09-Feb-2015•Colin Benjamin

Amir's ban a blessing in disguise

He may have saved himself from the physical toll that years of fast bowling takes on the body

08-Feb-2015•Scott Oliver

What do we talk about when we talk about aggression?

Why do people seem to think players who get up in the opposition's faces also have aggressive approaches in their cricket?

25-Jan-2015•Alex Bowden

What West Indies can learn from New Zealand

The teams match up in terms of talent. The key area of difference, obviously, is player-board relations

19-Jan-2015•Colin Benjamin

The no-ball's sinister hue

What used to be an innocuous infraction has turned decidedly different since 2010

17-Jan-2015•Will Macpherson

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