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Woe becomes West Indies cricket

When you hit rock-bottom, the only way is up. But, knowing the make-up of West Indies cricket, they might find a way to dig a hole at the bottom of the well

19-Dec-2013•Noel Kalicharan

This Australia, that England

If you were to compare the current Australian Test team and its style of play with another, you'd probably go with England's Ashes-winning side of 2005

10-Dec-2013•Matt Davies

A sporting end to an incredible life

Cricket wasn't Nelson Mandela's main sport. So what was the significance it held in his incredible life?

09-Dec-2013•Ross Lawson

Why Trott is more important than cricket

Jonathan Trott doesn't owe anything to anyone. His only obligation is to himself to fix his mind and get on with his life in whatever way he sees fit

02-Dec-2013•Nakul Pande

Letter to Gramps

A satirical letter from an eight year-old to his grandpa, that shines a light on the sort of example cricket is setting for the next generation

26-Nov-2013•Nick Wennerbom

Goodbye from a 'hater'

If you don't agree with the obsessive Tendulkar fan who believes his idol is God, does that make you a Tendulkar hater?

19-Nov-2013•Sarath Chandra Jagupilla

Sunset in November

As Sachin Tendulkar played his final match, it was a throwback to the evenings of our childhood, as the darkness descended and we realised that we finally had to go home

18-Nov-2013•Pawan M

The perils of reading Wisden

Is cricket's official record-keeper, not to mention its readers, ready for the f-word to appear in its hallowed pages?

15-Nov-2013•Bill Ricquier

The hopelessness of Pakistan's batting

There's light at the end of the tunnel for fans of Pakistan's batting - the light emanating from the tail of the Halley's Comet

11-Nov-2013•Raja Omer

Cricket's transnational era is upon us

Should cricket be proactive and embrace player movement between countries, acknowledging the way in which the world is morphing and the influence of globalisation on all professions?

01-Nov-2013•Roger Sawh

Six degrees of separation

What connects Trevor Jesty, who ended his umpiring career in the 2013 county season, to Don Bradman and WG Grace?

24-Oct-2013•Bill Ricquier

So long, Ajit Agarkar

Now that he's retiring from the game, it's perhaps time to remember Agarkar for the heady highs he reached sporadically, instead of his frustrating failure to deliver on promise

17-Oct-2013•Pushkar Gupte

The kid who finally had to grow up

To this fan, Sachin Tendulkar is a kid who managed to extend his childhood beyond its definition

13-Oct-2013•Rajan Thambehalli

Harmison, the enforcer

A chronicle of Steve Harmison's career, from the highs of Ashes 2005 and helping Durham to consecutive County Championships, to a low-key farewell from Test cricket

09-Oct-2013•Ross Lawson

Cricket bonds in the Canadian autumn

While the CLT20 reaches its business end, players in the Toronto and District Cricket Association redefine "love of the game"

01-Oct-2013•Roger Sawh

A zero-sum game

A fantastic XI, made up of players known for their trysts with ducks

21-Sep-2013•Zeeshan Mahmud

Cricket endures in Australia's boondocks

Bush cricket is in need of coaches, caretakers and administrators. It has seen droughts, floods and bushfires. But it has endured, and that's a story worth telling

18-Sep-2013•Philip Sutherland

The league of extraordinary gentlemen

A dinner invitation list consisting of cricketers whose names are now intertwined with the sport - Lord, Wisden, Bosanquet and co.

13-Sep-2013•Zeeshan Mahmud

Mediocrity isn't helping Pakistan

Who ever raised a Rome with an army of Hun tribesmen? Or is it that we do not want to construct a Rome, and are content with our little village?

11-Sep-2013•Ali Umair Chaudhry

Who holds the power in cricket?

In cricket the fans are the sellsword. Away from the air-conditioned board rooms, video conference calls and summit meetings the fans ultimately control the sport

09-Sep-2013•Freddie Wilde

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