Promotion is still on Middlesex’s radar, says Angus Fraser 5 September 2018 0 comments Middlesex have been wanting for consistency this season, but it’s not over yet by any means…
Graeme Swann’s comments show the fragile verge the media and players balance on 30 August 2018 0 comments Swann had criticised the England media team for allowing Stuart Broad to be interviewed before the start of play
Hayter column: Why Cook would pick the Ageas Bowl as his battle ground 30 August 2018 0 comments Alastair Cook returns to the Ageas Bowl this week under pressure again, but without the shackles of captaincy
Ian Bell was the phantom jelly bean prankster of Trent Bridge 28 August 2018 0 comments Our Action Replay feature this week looks at an incident that left a nasty taste to India player Zaheer Khan
Can Ed Smith spare himself a headache at No.4 by moving Stokes up to Root’s old spot? 22 August 2018 0 comments Peter Hayter on whether the all-rounder can make No.4 his own
The new-age coaching method giving amateur cricketers one-to-one advice with legends of the game 22 August 2018 0 comments Adam Collins discovers the app that can put you in touch with the likes of Jason Gillespie and Kumar Sangakkara
Pringle column: Why does trouble always seem to find our great all-rounders? 22 August 2018 0 comments Why is it always all-rounders?
How Glenn McGrath set the benchmark for mastering Lord’s 17 August 2018 0 comments As Mick Hunt puts his feet up after 49 years of tending the wicket at the Home of Cricket, Derek Pringle looks at how one bowler run amok
Pakistan PM Imran Khan come of age – at Pagham! 8 August 2018 0 comments By Richard Edwards It’s unclear how long it will be before Imran Khan is extended an invite to meet under-fire […]
Lavalette column: The India fast bowlers who can make up for the loss of Bhuvi 1 August 2018 0 comments You sense something special is imminent for India, but we’ve been down this road before. They are ranked No.1 for […]
Arrogant India take the shine away from Essex’s big occasion 31 July 2018 0 comments Don’t they know this is Chelmsford not Caesar’s Palace…
Hayter column: Well, can we ignore Rashid’s “Warne” delivery? 24 July 2018 0 comments Was it better than the Australian’s ‘ball of the century’ at Old Trafford in 1993?
Johnson column: Why limit naming things after cricketers to pavilions? 19 July 2018 0 comments Martin Johnson’s take on Andy Caddick recently being asked to leave the Andy Caddick Pavilion at Taunton
Who would want to be a keeper? 18 July 2018 0 comments Isabelle Westbury pens a column on how keepers are more open to adding innovation to their dynamic
It’s time now for ICC to spell out what constitutes ball-tampering 17 July 2018 0 comments The ICC have introduced more hardline punishments to combat ball-tampering, but there are still question marks over what is cheating
Hayter column: Fate has conspired against Jack Leach and the launch of his England Test career 17 July 2018 0 comments Peter Hayter catalogues the moments Jack Leach has tasted with the England Test set-up and how he has had the rug pulled from underneath him
Nixon column: At last, we have a belief to reach the top at Leicestershire 12 July 2018 0 comments The Leicestershire head coach discusses what has turned the Foxes around so quickly
One-day woes make 2019 seem like mission impossible for Australia 12 July 2018 0 comments The odds of a sixth Cricket World Cup win seems distant for this current Australia side…
Pringle column: Wrist-spin ready for blast off 10 July 2018 0 comments Derek Pringle analyses the increasingly reliable wristies being called upon in the T20 Blast
Aaron Finch can be Australia’s saviour in Test cricket 10 July 2018 0 comments Not simply a white-ball specialist…
Planet Cricket: There will be no joy like this in our World Cups 5 July 2018 0 comments South Korea and Russia have both revelled in inflicting upsets in the FIFA World Cup – don’t expect the same in 10-team CWCs…
Has cricket found its own Moneyball tool for profiling player traits? 4 July 2018 0 comments Alison Mitchell investigates a new coaching approach centred around psychology using a colour-coding system
Pringle column: Jos Buttler really is the cream of the crop 4 July 2018 0 comments Is Jos Buttler the best batsmen in the world when it comes to playing the white ball?
The Millennial shift in coaching to keep pace with modern sport 28 June 2018 0 comments Isabelle Westbury examines how the role of a coach often interchanges with management as modern sport demands greater disciplines