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Photo feature: the biggest fans

Drying pitches for games is a breeze

Photo feature: the biggest fans

Drying pitches for games is a breeze

Daren Sammy: 'I have a dream that I'll be part of another World Cup title in the near future'

The West Indies white-ball coach is on a mission to remould the T20 side into the world-beating force they once were

Dispatches from the field

Where would cricket be without its journalists? Certainly not on these pages

David Miller: 'As you get older, you understand your game a lot better. You think more clearly under pressure'

The first South African batter to 500 T20s talks about the most important things he's learnt in his career

The winter of Tamim Iqbal

The last year has been particularly dark for Bangladesh's most celebrated opener. Now he's just trying to enjoy what's left of his career

Interviews

Think catch, not save: inside the art of boundary fielding

Aug 22, 2024: With fielding on the rope in T20 cricket becoming its own specialised craft, two of its best current exponents - Jordan Silk and Glenn Phillips - break its intricacies down for us

Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi
Photo feature

Back to the pavilion

Aug 15, 2024: Imposing edifices, modern monstrosities, ramshackle sheds - crickets pavilions have taken many shapes and forms

Deepti Unni
Gleanings

Aunshuman Gaekwad: 'I feared getting out early but not getting hurt'

Aug 1, 2024: The former India batter talks about getting the short end of the stick from West Indian fast bowlers, coaching, and more

Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi
Feature

Extremely loud and incredibly vile: how social media abuse wrecks cricketers

Jul 22, 2024: X, Instagram and Facebook are hotbeds of ugly name-calling and harassment that causes more harm than might seem likely

Firdose Moonda
Photo feature

Book, line, thinker

Jul 19, 2024: There's a fair bit of reading to do in cricket

Deepti Unni
Feature

Baracara's speed demon: the Shamar Joseph story

Jul 9, 2024: How a 24-year-old from a Guyanese village set world cricket alight

Nagraj Gollapudi
Talking Cricket

Brian Lara: 'I understood when I was in a 50-50 battle and when I was in total control'

Jul 9, 2024: The West Indies legend talks about his new book, driving Viv around England, and coping with having to carry the team on his shoulders throughout his career

Interview by Alan Gardner
Feature

When at the Rec, call Shipwreck

Jul 5, 2024: The patron saint of the Antigua Recreation Ground, Stansfield Joseph has been the man international players and locals alike turn to for all their cricketing needs and beyond

Melinda Farrell
Photo feature

Ecstasy and heartbreak: the aftermath of the World Cup final in pictures

Jul 3, 2024: It's all over but the feelings still linger

Alagappan Muthu
Feature

Steve Bucknor is still raising the finger

Jun 28, 2024: The Jamican umpire who retired 15-odd years ago is still doing what he knows best - this time, in New York

Sidharth Monga
Writers
  • Sidharth Monga
    Why Australia vs India is Test cricket's premier rivalry South Africa have been worthy opponents for Australia in recent times, and there have been standout Ashes contests, but one match-up has consistently been the most competitive
  • Andrew Miller
    Tower Hamlets breaks new ground as cricket taps into East London's grassroots Enthusiasm of Bangladeshi community drives delivery of new fine-turf wicket in Victoria Park
  • Andrew Fidel Fernando
    Whisper it, but Sri Lanka may be turning a corner in ODIs They endured a poor 2023 World Cup and haven't qualified for the Champions Trophy, but the last few months have shown clear signs of revival
  • Shashank Kishore
    Ranji round 5, day 4: Shahbaz, Shami star as Bengal clinch thriller Shardul takes seven in the match as Mumbai win; Ajith Ram stars for TN; Karnataka draw
  • Alan Gardner
    The Champions Trophy is thrilling, unpredictable, edge-of the seat stuff (and that's just the negotiations) Our correspondent imagines the goings-on in Dubai relating to India's refusal to go to Pakistan for the tournament
  • Firdose Moonda
    SA promise power and pace as Miller, Klaasen, Jansen and Coetzee return A series against India could be memorable for a power-packed middle order, two returning quicks, and a windfall for the board
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