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Net flicks and drill

A behind-the-screens look at where cricketers are made

Net flicks and drill

A behind-the-screens look at where cricketers are made

Ian Bishop on working as a commentator: 'If I don't research every player, I feel my work is unfinished'

The former West Indies fast bowler talks about what goes into calling the game for viewers

Jayden Seales: 'I want to build my name, I want to build a legacy, I want to be No. 1 in Test cricket'

The young West Indies fast bowler talks about his best spells, what he's learnt from Curtly Ambrose, and why he sometimes picks fights

Jemimah Rodrigues is at 80%. The last 20 is nearly here

A young gun but a veteran at 23, and on the brink of her first ODI World Cup, the India batter talks us through her story

Aaron Finch: 'In T20, one ball can change the game. It's about taking the emotion out of it'

The former Australia captain talks about his T20 career, the success he had with Melbourne Renegades, and why it wasn't the same in the IPL

Feature

Deadly down under: Derek Underwood's World Series Cricket chapter

Aug 29, 2025: When the England spinner and some of his Kent team-mates signed for Kerry Packer's breakaway enterprise in the '70s, it nearly broke the county apart

Mark Peel
Interviews

Colin Munro: 'If you score, you score. If you don't, it's not the end of the world'

Aug 28, 2025: The Trinbago Knight Riders opener talks about his return to the franchise, freeing himself from price-tag pressure, and the future of T20 freelancers

Interview by Deivarayan Muthu
Photo feature

Save the last laugh

Aug 27, 2025: Cricket gives you plenty of reasons to smile

Deepti Unni
Talking Cricket

Katey Martin: 'This isn't a job - we're literally talking about cricket. How fun is that?'

Aug 14, 2025: The former New Zealand wicketkeeper talks about her seamless transition to broadcast, finding her voice, and learning to love Hawk-Eye

Interview by Raunak Kapoor
Photo feature

The last possibilities of light

Jul 26, 2025: Looking on the bright side of cricket

Deepti Unni
Talking Cricket

'There is no fast bowler who will have an easy life'

Jul 24, 2025: Ian Bishop and Varun Aaron discuss the building and breaking of modern-day fast bowlers and the mechanics of their elusive art

Talking Cricket

Anil Kumble: 'Don't teach people to bowl wristspin, teach them how to take wickets'

Jul 11, 2025: The great Indian spinner talks about how he made it despite not being a natural, the importance of repetition, and the dearth of wristspin in Test cricket today

Interview by Raunak Kapoor
Talking Cricket

The off-field partnership: what makes the Pujaras tick

Jun 26, 2025: Cheteshwar Pujara and his wife talk about their relationship, her new book, and India's series wins in Australia

Interview by Grace Hayden
Feature

Shubman Gill: the next big thing is king

Jun 20, 2025: They've been saying he will captain India for a while now. His time has finally come

Nagraj Gollapudi
Photo feature

Window of opportunity

Jun 18, 2025: It's all in how you look at, or through it

Deepti Unni
Writers
  • Greg Chappell
    Who will be the spear to Usman Khawaja's shield for Australia? There are a few contenders for the other opener's spot going into the Ashes
  • Sidharth Monga
    Blog - India sweep series 2-0 Follow rolling coverage of the second Test between India and West Indies in Delhi
  • Valkerie Baynes
    England's lucky break masks deeper batting issues Charlie Dean admits England "got away with one" following a batting collapse against Pakistan
  • Osman Samiuddin
    Mohammad Abbas, the county legend underappreciated by Pakistan A skills-and-control bowler, Abbas has used his intelligence, patience and endless stamina to get to 800 first-class wickets
  • Andrew Fidel Fernando
    Fatima Sana - a captain burdened, a fast bowler unrestrained Rain took away Pakistan's chances on what might have been their biggest night at the World Cup, but Fatima Sana, their captain, wrote her name on the game in indelible letters
  • Karthik Krishnaswamy
    What did India gain by playing Reddy in the West Indies series? The allrounder batted just once and bowled four overs in the entire series
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