Matches (15)

ENG vs SA (1)

Duleep Trophy (2)

ZIM vs SL (1)

UAE Tri-Series (1)

CPL (3)

WCPL (2)

Women's One-Day Cup (4)

Vitality Blast Men (1)

Martin Crowe

Should Dhoni focus on one-day cricket?

His decisions in the England series have seemed to confirm that he does not care too much for the Test game. Maybe he should be concentrating on the World Cup

14-Aug-2014•Martin Crowe

The perils of ignoring footwork

The secret to consistent Test batting is to play athletically off both feet, a tenet largely ignored on day one at Old Trafford

08-Aug-2014•Martin Crowe

Have India missed the boat?

They made a wrong move by refusing to pick Ashwin; Kohli and Pujara have not come good; and Jadeja has only flattered to deceive

02-Aug-2014•Martin Crowe

England don't need a visible coach

The team now consists of two halves: a burnt-out one and a fresh one

24-Jul-2014•Martin Crowe

Why isn't Ashwin playing?

It's close to inexplicable how India's best spinner is being left out in favour of bits-and-pieces players

12-Jul-2014•Martin Crowe

England and the age of denial

When a player like Alastair Cook fronts the press so often, spinning a contrived message is the only option, especially when vulnerable

28-Jun-2014•Martin Crowe

Cook needs to get on the front foot

More intent to stay forward at the crease and on the field as captain will help mute his harshest critics - one in particular

22-Jun-2014•Martin Crowe

Why cricket's future is bright

Cricket has suffered many evils recently - fixing, chucking, mankading and sledging, to name a few - but it will emerge from the darkness stronger, wiser and better

16-Jun-2014•Martin Crowe

Watch, move, and play late

New Zealand's batsmen need to clear their minds and trust their footwork to avoid being rolled over by spin in the Caribbean

02-Jun-2014•Martin Crowe

Step up, captains

We can't trust administrators or politicians to get us out of the current crisis. Captains, both current and former, need to take the reins

26-May-2014•Martin Crowe

When does the quest for perfection become a curse?

It's quite possible that Jonathan Trott's problems arose out of a focus on meeting all expectations

21-May-2014•Martin Crowe

T20 is where cricket can experiment

This is the format in which to try new stuff, keeping the need to entertain fans uppermost in mind

10-May-2014•Martin Crowe

What's behind team spirit?

It comes down to how our relationships need to work in any form of life and this has to do with the ability to love, to talk, to listen and to commit. In short, to relate

01-May-2014•Martin Crowe

England's Pietersen folly

They were making good progress in building a world-class side, but not getting rid of Kevin Pietersen after the texting saga in 2012 cost them greatly

22-Apr-2014•Martin Crowe

New Zealand must look in the mirror

If they are to live up to their potential in next year's World Cup at home, they need to look within and search for inspiration pronto

17-Apr-2014•Martin Crowe

Fifty for the pantheon

What if you had to narrow all of cricket greatness down to 50 names?

11-Apr-2014•Martin Crowe

The hand of the leggie

Legspinners have blossomed in the World T20, which has otherwise been an odd, somewhat ugly affair

05-Apr-2014•Martin Crowe

Why do we over-react when changing cricket's rules?

Instead of helping umpires react instinctively to situations, we have burdened them with misleading technology that has turned them into second-class citizens

02-Apr-2014•Martin Crowe

Why the BCCI won't be swayed by Richardson's DRS claims

The ICC's CEO hopes to get India on board and backing the review system, but that doesn't look likely to happen

24-Mar-2014•Martin Crowe

To bat right, get your mind right

Footwork may be crucial to the batsman's art, but a mind rooted in the present moment is just as great a weapon

20-Mar-2014•Martin Crowe

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