Westbury column: How T20 reflects lure of private sector
By Isabelle Westbury When David Storey, arguably the greatest novelist to have played professional sport (granted a narrow genre), wrote..
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Pringle column: IPL creating a county versus country conflict
By Derek Pringle The recent revelation that the England and Wales Cricket Board has been pocketing fees from the Indian Premier League for..
Hayter column: Imagine Darren Gough’s value in today’s T20 market
Peter Hayter says the 'fat lad from Barnsley' would have made a steal in mega-riches of the Indian Premier League
Luke Wright backs Sussex team-mate Jofra to become superstar
The Sussex one-day specialist also says he is putting his suitcase in the loft after years of travelling the globe
Planet Cricket: Is greed of the Big Three destroying the game?
Bangladesh haven't toured England since 2010 and it doesn't look like they will be in the near future as ECB and other boards chase money
IPL makes life tough for Virat Kohli’s India one day hopes
Derek Pringle believes the impact of the IPL could be having a negative impact on India’s style of play in the one-dayers…..
Manthorp column: South Africa the last domino to fall as T20 cricket falls to global cash moguls
(Photo: Lee Warren/Gallo Images/Getty Images) By Neil Manthorp It wasn’t necessary to watch South Africa’s insipid performance in the..
Derek Pringle column – Why IPL may soon become England’s problem
One board believes that its fortunes in white-ball cricket lie with embedding players in the Indian Premier league, the other that the risk..
Kiwis show how to love the IPL
Tim Wigmore applauds the sensible approach taken by New Zealand over player release for T20s New Zealand arrive in Ireland this week for..
Simon Sweetman column – As Gayle nears another milestone, who’s interested?
The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events Some records are obscure even as they are announced, some, though remarkable, are..
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