Seven ways to improve T20, starring high-res cameras, shared meals, and more
Nov 6, 2020
| Analysis
The format is evolving, but not fast enough in some areas
Technology in cricket
For a game as steeped in tradition as cricket is, the question of how much to rely on technology is a perennial - and at certain points over the years has proved an increasingly complex one, as new technologies have been unveiled. The Decision Review System, introduced in 2008, took about a decade to gain widespread acceptance - if not always trust and support across the board among players and administrators.
Photo feature
Tech it and go
Jul 21, 2020
| Photo feature
Cricket is back in our lives and on our screens and we have a century of technological innovations to thank for it
Turning up the stump mics isn't the way to deal with sledging
Mar 3, 2019
| Ian Chappell
The ICC says it will help viewers feel part of the action, but they are actually trying to tackle verbal abuse - which needs to be dealt with in other ways
Deconstructing cricket
The high-tech game
Jun 6, 2018
| Deconstructing Cricket
Technology influences various aspects of cricket today, and that is only set to increase in the years ahead
Why Steven Smith wasn't given the benefit of doubt in Sydney
Jan 22, 2018
| Mark Nicholas
Technology, despite all its advantages, can't provide the three-dimensional view that umpires have
Ready, headset, go!
Aug 21, 2017 Facing virtual deliveries could soon become part of players' training and acclimatisation routines
Stats feature
The art of the review
Jun 0, 2017
| Stats feature
All teams use the DRS, but some teams (and players) use it better than others
An arm sleeve that tells you if you're chucking
Jan 30, 2017 A team of Pakistani engineers has developed a wearable piece of technology that measures elbow flex in bowlers in real time
Margins, morality, and the many collapses of 2016
Jan 2, 2017
| Features 2016
A look at the top cricket trends of the year: slippery Test batting, Bangladesh's assertiveness, umpire calls, ball-tampering, and a captain called Kohli
How about penalising umpires if they get two decisions wrong every 80 overs?
Dec 20, 2016
| Michael Jeh
Players are only allowed to make two unsuccessful referrals for nearly an entire Test match day. How about subjecting the officials to a similar rule?