The decline, fall and redemption of James Muirhead
A wrist injury put the Australian legspinner's career and life in a tailspin. But now he's slowly getting back on…
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Parthiv, RP and a peek inside the Gujarat family
Guidance from two older statesmen, empowering of youngsters, a horses for courses selection policy and clarity of roles for players…
Did England experiment with pinch-hitting in the 19th century?
An early lesson on the spirit of the game, and an interesting insight from matches when WG Grace didn't open…
Impressive Bangladesh seek to raise the bar
Bangladesh have never gone past the quarter-finals of the Under-19 World Cup, but there are heightened expectations from them in…
South Africa's record chase, de Villiers sets the bar higher
Stats highlights from the second T20I between South Africa and England at the Wanderers where the hosts won the series…
Gayle comments reflect cricket's pervasive sexism
Cricket has come a long way since the days of Lord's preventing women from entering its pavilion, but the events…
'You simply have to hurt your body, take it to the limits'
Shaun Tait on the role of outright pace in the shortest format, and how the game has changed over its…
Afghanistan's show of selfie-belief
They don't want to be patronised or praised for potential. Afghanistan want to play Full Members and beat them, just…
Unfamiliar Amir against a familiar opponent
Mohammad Amir has the skills he needs - notably his inswinger - and the nous to use it in the…
The sixes that silenced England
Carlos Brathwaite's stillness, the smooth flow of his bat, the ball struck sweetly beyond the ropes - again and again…