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More bouncers await stunned Bangladesh
Neither of Junaid Siddique or Shahriar Nafees have played genuine fast bowling regularly in the domestic circuit and that is why their struggles have
Katich call a necessary evil
While Simon Katich has done nothing wrong, Australia’s selectors needed to look to the futureBrydon Coverdale07-Jun-2011Simon Katich can consider hims
The smiling assassin is back
One of the more endearing sights in Indian cricket is back. To see L Balaji smiling on a cricket field, after a painful two-year hiatus, is reassuring
Virat Kohli, and the biggest missed opportunity in IPL history
Eighteen years ago, Delhi had to choose between two local players. They did not choose Kohli and the rest is historyMatt Roller26-Apr-20252:23Will it
ILT20 CEO David White: Champions Trophy could impact our window in 2025
White talks about T20 leagues vs internationals and how ILT20 is looking at all options for a window to maximise player availabilityNagraj Gollapudi09
Should Pakistan break up the Babar-Rizwan opening pair?
They score a lot of runs together, but not necessarily quickly, and may be too similar to make sense as a combination in top-level T20Sidharth Monga29
South Africa forgo gestures and lose plot – but at least cricket is back
South Africa played like a team intent on silencing the noise around them but still came up second to England once againFirdose Moonda27-Nov-2020Inter
Nitish Rana yearns to make good on another promising start
The KKR batsman has seen his form in previous editions dip quickly after strong starts. It’s an area he has worked hard to addressSreshth Shah in Kolk
Does Shakib need a break?
The allrounder’s workload across formats, the highest among Bangladesh players since his debut in 2006, might have led to his request for a rest from
Scratchy knock sums up Binny's recent fortunes
Trying to restore his reputation after being dismantled by Evin Lewis in Lauderhill, Stuart Binny was in pursuit of a century but, perhaps symbolicall