Ireland show better rain-smarts than England to stay ahead for just long enough
Rain was always going to be a factor and Ireland adapted their tactics better than England Danyal Rasool26-Oct-20222:24Niall O'Brien on…
Agony turns ecstasy as World Cup pendulum swings Netherlands' way
Dutch dream still alive as unlikely helping hand from UAE sends Namibia packing home, writes Alex MalcolmAlex Malcolm20-Oct-2022The agony and…
Fearless Sai Sudharsan hopes to emulate childhood friend Washington Sundar
Young Tamil Nadu batter says he has "no stage fright" after scoring a century on Ranji Trophy debutDeivarayan Muthu16-Dec-2022B Sai…
Festive season comes alive as cricket's most abrasive rivalry resumes
They're like oil and water, they're the top two teams on the WTC table, and their meetings usually fill both…
Rationality meets irrationality in clash of limited-overs cultures
Two skilled and thoroughly prepared teams will meet in the World Cup final. What happens next is up to Sidharth…
Latham puts extensive India knowledge to clinical use
He stuck to his strengths and took the game deep to put New Zealand 1-0 aheadVishal Dikshit25-Nov-20221:29McClenaghan: Tom Latham, a…
For Showman Gill, it's all about pushing the boundaries
When Gill walked off to a standing ovation after a 60-ball 129, it felt like another chapter had been written…
Jofra Archer: 'I want to make the most of all the cricket that is available to me'
The England fast bowler is looking ahead to another year featuring the Ashes and the World Cup - like in…
How women are joining the power-hitting game in T20s
Players and coaches talk about how increasing numbers of female batters are learning to confidently clear the ropesFirdose Moonda22-Mar-2023In their…
How an unfancied Sri Lanka attack got the better of New Zealand's top order
Sri Lanka's seamers tend to be modest in foreign conditions, but they put together an impressive stretch of bowling on…