Analysis

The Wizard that Was: Chris Woakes bows out as ultimate team man

Double-World Cup winner and Ashes star, but Woakes' everyman qualities were his defining trait

01-Oct-2025 • 50 mins ago•Matt Roller

Stoinis and David shine light on future of Australia's contracts system

CA's current model has been in place for a considerable time but it may need to evolve to keep pace with a changing landscape

30-Sep-2025•Alex Malcolm

The night Tilak and Dube went from promise to performance

With the top order coming unstuck on the big night, it fell on Tilak Varma and Shivam Dube to win it for India, and they did just that

29-Sep-2025•Shashank Kishore

How can Pakistan turn it around against India in the Asia Cup final?

They will look to expose India's middle and lower orders, even as Shaheen Afridi will hope for a better outing

27-Sep-2025•Danyal Rasool

SKY fall: Suryakumar's slump becomes starker amid off-field controversies

The India captain has been in the spotlight off the field, but his returns on it are dwindling

27-Sep-2025•Shashank Kishore

Fizz at the finish: Mustafizur Rahman is on a roll, but can he keep India quiet?

Bangladesh's death-over expert was instrumental in their victories in their previous two games in the Asia Cup

23-Sep-2025•Mohammad Isam and Shiva Jayaraman

Pathum Nissanka is raising his bar one notch at a time

Since the start of his career, he has had to put his game together brick by brick, improving at every step

17-Sep-2025•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Australia's Ashes 'bat-off' begins: Who could open against England?

The battle to partner Usman Khawaja in Perth begins with an Australia A series in India ahead of three Shield rounds before the first Ashes squad is picked

14-Sep-2025•Alex Malcolm

Hasan Nawaz brings the muscle to Pakistan's middle

After starting poorly at the top of the order, the batter moved lower down and began to have spectacular results

11-Sep-2025•Danyal Rasool

Past, present and future of English spin unite

Ashes spots in sight as spinners prepare for T20I series with South Africa

09-Sep-2025•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Bangladesh finally see the power of hitting sixes

A century of sixes in each of the last two years suggests a big-hitting bump like never before for Bangladesh

08-Sep-2025•Mohammad Isam

Australia's pace depth: Who's in the Ashes mix if Cummins and co run aground?

Cummins' back issue combined with Hazlewood's recent injury history, as well as the age of Starc and Boland, means Australia could need options if injuries mount

03-Sep-2025•Alex Malcolm

End of the beginning as change looms for the Hundred

Uncertainty amid the euphoria as Oval Invincibles brace for break-up in new era

01-Sep-2025•Matt Roller

India have almost every base covered, but No. 8 issue persists

Their batting is so good that Yashasvi Jaiswal can't find a place, but the lack of frontline bowlers who can hit sixes continues to worry them

19-Aug-2025•Sidharth Monga

Does Shubman Gill fit into India's T20I plans?

Gill's recent form is compelling, but he hasn't played a T20I for a year, and in his absence other contenders have emerged and succeeded as openers

13-Aug-2025•Shashank Kishore

'It's close to all guns blazing' - Australia plan to power through any T20 scenario

Australia thumped 13 sixes to two against South Africa despite slumping to 75 for 6 after batting first for the first time in their new power-based era

11-Aug-2025•Alex Malcolm

Cricket, breathtaking cricket: Have you experienced anything like Oval 2025 before?

On Monday, Test cricket threw Indian fans into a situation they had no idea how to live through. Who knows when, or if, we will ever experience something like this again

06-Aug-2025•Karthik Krishnaswamy

Support role no more, Mohammed Siraj you're a hero

No one has had to work harder for his success in this series, and Mohammed Siraj finally has the recognition to go with his rewards

04-Aug-2025•Sidharth Monga

India get caught up in the Tongue paradox

Wayward for most parts, Tongue conjured two beauties in a spell that encapsulates his England career

31-Jul-2025•Matt Roller

Do India's bowlers have a leg-side problem?

England have been able to score a lot of runs there, but it isn't necessarily because of bad balls

30-Jul-2025•Sidharth Monga

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