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BBL (1)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

ILT20 (2)

155/8

(18.1/20 ov, T:156) 161/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

SL-W

128/9

IND-W

(11.5/20 ov, T:129) 129/3

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Schedule Report Series

Rob Steen

Why England shouldn't win at Trent Bridge

At the risk of sounding unpatriotic: we need a 2-2 scoreline ahead of the climax

05-Aug-2015•Rob Steen

Wanted: Ian Bell, sublime artist

Someone who repeatedly has to prove himself despite playing over a hundred Tests, his recent stats do not make for good reading. Here's hoping he has a bit of magic left in him

22-Jul-2015•Rob Steen

Dear Alastair

The Great British Public bares its soul to the men in the team's Ashes engine room. This week: the captain

08-Jul-2015•Rob Steen

Dear Andy

The Great British Public bares its soul to the men in the team's Ashes engine room. This week: the director

24-Jun-2015•Rob Steen

Dear Trev

The Great British Public bares its soul to the men with their heads on the block come July 8, starting with England's new coach

10-Jun-2015•Rob Steen

Cheers to England's leftist leaning

Their distrust of left-hand batsmen goes back centuries, but the current Test squad belies that bias entirely

27-May-2015•Rob Steen

An ode to Gower

Exquisitely flawless, the former England captain was the Rembrandt of batting: all touch, timing and subtle depth; and never better than 30 years ago

13-May-2015•Rob Steen

Is Vaughan the one to reconnect the ECB with its public?

England could do worse than appoint the outspoken, media-friendly former captain as their director of cricket

29-Apr-2015•Rob Steen

Test cricket: 'Worried, me?'

An interview with cricket's long-suffering format

15-Apr-2015•Rob Steen

What makes a good commentator?

The best are subtle, unhurried cheerleaders who never rush to judgement but rise above the din

01-Apr-2015•Rob Steen

It's white-knuckle time

The best-laid plans can come spectacularly undone in knockout situations. Which is why we love them

19-Mar-2015•Rob Steen

Of Citizen Kane and brave captains

The Amiss awards for the first third of the World Cup - named for a batsman who knew a thing or two about courage and common sense

04-Mar-2015•Rob Steen

A brand-boosting look at the World Cup

Featuring Afridi, India v Pakistan, DRS, Ireland and Finn's hat-trick

18-Feb-2015•Rob Steen

Equality v excellence: what's your pick?

In the last few years, a handful of players have dominated tennis; in cricket, the playing field has never been more level

04-Feb-2015•Rob Steen

Gimme slimmer bats over fatter records

Unlike in baseball, where you could mistake Babe Ruth's slugger for a modern-day one, in cricket the difference in sizes and weights is mind-boggling - and harmful

21-Jan-2015•Rob Steen

Non-neutral umpires? No thanks

It might seem like there isn't a need for "independent" umpires these days, but imagine the outrage if a home umpire appears guilty of favouritism

07-Jan-2015•Rob Steen

A Christmas wishlist

Can Santa Claus find cricket a great Test spinner, and make the World Test Championship happen?

24-Dec-2014•Rob Steen

Cricket's men of the year

Two courageous cricketers who, when faced with extreme tragedy, understood that the show must go on

10-Dec-2014•Rob Steen

Dubai-Dhabi-Doo

Who knew the Middle East would one day become the centre of a cricket-lover's universe?

26-Nov-2014•Rob Steen

Bring back the FTP

Sport bereft of fair and vibrant competition is a betrayal. The Future Tours Programme was far from perfect, but its absence provides serious cause for concern

12-Nov-2014•Rob Steen

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