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Sun, April 01 2018
USA umpire added to ICC Elite Panel
The decision was announced by Lola Firpo, spokesperson for the governing body.
Mon, October 09 2017
World XI of all-rounders: As elite as they make them
Most XIs, real or fantasy, consist mostly of specialist batsmen and bowlers with one or two all-rounders and a wicketkeeper-batsman if they are available.
Tue, July 11 2017
Lancashire and Sussex get Waqared
Michael Jones looks back to two matches in 1997, in which Waqar took a combined 15 wickets for 42 in two consecutive innings — and put Glamorgan on their way to the County Championship title.
Wed, May 17 2017
England’s history of collapsing, part 2
Any team can have a collapse, but only England have turned it into a tradition.
Fri, April 28 2017
Ed Balls: MP, cricketer, dancer, Twitter phenomenon
Ed Balls, then recently appointed as the UK’s Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, accidentally tweeted his own name — and the internet has celebrated it as Ed Balls Day ever since.
Wed, April 12 2017
How much would Don Bradman have averaged had he played in India?
Australia did not play their first Test series in India until some years after Don Bradman’s retirement.
Sat, April 01 2017
Archaeologists unearth cricket’s ancient origins
Excavations at a site in the south of England have revealed prehistoric artefacts suggesting cricket may be many millennia older than previously thought. Michael Jones reports on the discovery.
Thu, February 16 2017
England’s history of collapsing: Part 1
England ended their tour of India by imploding spectacularly, losing eight wickets for eight runs as Yuzvendra Chahal and Jasprit Bumrah left them looking clueless.
Wed, January 11 2017
Centuries, centuries everywhere
Here is a chart of those who, as the number of countries hosting Tests increased, scored centuries in all those possible at the time.