Martin Crowe

Ain't no time to hate

There's too much negativity and strife in the international game. We need to restore cricket's lost integrity pronto

16-May-2015•Martin Crowe

The greatest time of our lives

Whatever happens, the Australia-New Zealand World Cup final at the MCG will be the most divine fun

27-Mar-2015•Martin Crowe

The serenity of Kane Williamson

He is assured, humble and intelligent: a player opposition captains and bowlers find hard to combat

20-Mar-2015•Martin Crowe

Beware the men who swing it

The team with the most incisive bowling attack, capable of jolting pampered batsmen out of their comfort zones, will win this World Cup

13-Mar-2015•Martin Crowe

An all-inclusive blueprint for the 2019 World Cup

A 40-over tournament with 18 teams, played over ten weeks, with a best-of-three final will help identify a true champion team with luck playing little part

04-Mar-2015•Martin Crowe

Time to restrict bat development

The balance is skewed too far in favour of batsmen already. Cricket cannot afford for bats to get any bigger

20-Feb-2015•Martin Crowe

Let's recapture the spirit of '92

One-day cricket was at its freshest and most unpredictable 23 years ago

10-Feb-2015•Martin Crowe

Why cricket needs yellow and red cards

David Warner's repeated transgressions tell us that the game has a discipline problem that has got out of hand

18-Jan-2015•Martin Crowe

Is this New Zealand's best World Cup chance?

With form players in all departments, depth in selection, and efficient backroom staff, this team has plenty to be excited about

13-Jan-2015•Martin Crowe

A year of triumph and disaster

While 2014 will be always remembered for the shocking death of Phillip Hughes, there was joy as well, courtesy Misbah, McCullum, and the ICC's efforts against chucking

19-Dec-2014•Martin Crowe

Towards a kinder, gentler game

The death of Phillip Hughes is a reminder to us that we would do well to change the tone of cricket for the better

29-Nov-2014•Martin Crowe

It's largely even between bat and ball

Each skill evolves over time to get the edge over the other, but as long as conditions encourage both, there's no cause for worry

26-Nov-2014•Martin Crowe

The perils of premeditation

Due to the demand for sixes in T20, more and more batsmen are resorting to predetermined slogging, which leads to their downfall in the other formats

19-Nov-2014•Martin Crowe

The men and memories that made me

Of Sobers, Sutcliffe, Hookes and other inspirations and influences down the years

13-Nov-2014•Martin Crowe

The insecure kid who never grew up

Kevin Pietersen missed the point of life in the second half of his career, failed to show maturity, and has regressed to being the bitter youngster who left Natal years ago

14-Oct-2014•Martin Crowe

Minding the gap

The space between two balls is where cricket is really played

04-Oct-2014•Martin Crowe

A blueprint for England's World Cup campaign

Teams need to start strategising now for next year's event by picking the right men for various roles. England need to get on it sooner than most

10-Sep-2014•Martin Crowe

Dhoni the Test wicketkeeper needs a break

History has shown that a vibrant keeper infuses energy into a side, but that quality has gone missing in the case of India's captain

04-Sep-2014•Martin Crowe

Test cricket's young Fab Four

Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness

29-Aug-2014•Martin Crowe

Cricket cannot bend rules to accommodate chuckers

Maintaining a healthy balance between bat and ball does not mean the authorities must give those with dodgy actions leeway

21-Aug-2014•Martin Crowe

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