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In praise of the bus-pass cricketer

There's a breed of player in club cricket without whom the English game would be much the poorer

02-Jan-2015•David Dawkins

Why the bouncer is not essential to cricket

Sure, it makes for thrilling viewing, but the tests of courage it provides can be achieved by other means

17-Dec-2014•Pranay Sanklecha

The greatest rivalry never played

What if South Africa and West Indies had clashed with each other in the 1970s?

12-Dec-2014•Colin Benjamin

The forgotten centurion

Andrew Strauss was a key batsman in many of England's memorable wins (and draws), but it's unlikely you'll remember his contributions off hand

03-Nov-2014•Daniel Brigham

A village state of mind

There's something to be said for being unsure of cricket, its whims and unwritten rules, but wanting more, and playing on regardless

02-Nov-2014•Vithushan Ehantharajah

The bias of umpires

Understanding historical trends in decision-making might help you deal with the iffy calls you receive. Or maybe not

24-Oct-2014•Scott Oliver

Where does Pietersen stand among cricket's villains?

For all his transgressions, he still can't compete with cricket's long list of rogues and rascals. Does the level of abuse he receives fit his crimes?

16-Oct-2014•Daniel Brigham

West Indies have the talent to challenge the top teams

With the batting and bowling talent they have, West Indies can be competitive against India, South Africa, England and Australia

15-Oct-2014•Colin Benjamin

The case against revoking ODI status

The ICC's decision to restrict the number of ODI teams deprives Associates of the ability to generate enough funds to survive, and to gain new fans

20-Sep-2014•Tim Wigmore

The mathematician who loved cricket

GH Hardy loved watching cricket at Cambridge, and ranked mathematicians and physicists on the "Bradman class"

18-Sep-2014•Haider Riaz Khan

Celebrating 3500 ODIs

An analysis of one-day internationals, breaking up the 3500 games played so far into five sets of 700 each

01-Aug-2014•Ric Finlay

How exactly does one 'lead by example'?

A captain needs to do enough as an individual to retain respect and control, but exceptional performances may not result in even greater influence

01-Aug-2014•Alex Bowden

The geometry of captaincy

Maybe leadership in cricket is not so much about the art of captaincy as about the real-time computing of information

27-Jul-2014•Scott Oliver

Revisiting the glorious summer of 2000

If England need a template for this transitional phase, they can turn the clock back to the series against West Indies at the turn of the century

18-Jul-2014•Alex Bowden

Why so passive, England?

England have become a reactive batting side, content to respond to given field settings than to manipulate them

29-Jun-2014•Alex Bowden

Caribbean second comings

The return of Jerome Taylor, Sulieman Benn and Dwayne Bravo to the West Indies Test squad shows that no door is truly closed when it comes to sports

07-Jun-2014•Roger Sawh

The truth about Australia's exciting brand of cricket

Why does the type of cricket Darren Lehmann wants to play suddenly seem very important to England?

12-May-2014•Alex Bowden

Why can't broadcasters clean up Indian cricket?

It's in sports television's long-term interest to ensure that the game is run well and free of scandal

11-May-2014•Subash Jayaraman

Time to regionalise county cricket?

A six-team tournament above the Championship might strengthen the supply line for the England team

19-Jan-2014•Scott Oliver

The USA and Canada: the have-nots of Associate cricket

They are huge countries with vast talent pools, which means their meagre resources are stretched that much more

16-Jan-2014•Samarth Shah

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