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'What has worked in sport in the past is not what fans want in future'
Anthony Everard, the head of the Big Bash League, talks about plans to expand its fan base, and what he has picked up from other franchise-based compe
South Africa's second-spinner conundrum
The team’s bowling combinations and choice of second spinner could primarily depend on the injury status of JP Duminy and Morne MorkelFirdose Moonda i
Pietersen's compelling mastery and idiocy
Andy Zaltzman has set up an offshore rig in Abu Dhabi to drill stats, just for youAndy Zaltzman25-Feb-2013The English media have never been especially
Where to now for Imran Tahir?
The long and winding road that Imran Tahir travelled from Pakistan to England to South Africa is in danger of becoming a dead end.Firdose Moonda at Ad
Sri Lanka in need of a batting revamp
Sri Lanka’s batting woes start from the top and that has troubled them for over a yearJamie Alter in Colombo25-Aug-2008 All the top order
Not red, not white
The cricketing landscape has changed in Switzerland with the introduction of pink balls from the 2015 seasonRajan Thambehalli12-Jun-2015Cricket in its
How does one bowl to Chris Gayle?
Mission impossible? Not quiteAakash Chopra27-Apr-2013Following the incredible Chris Gayle spectacle in Bangalore earlier this week, cricketers around
'The best is yet to come'
England’s women are on the verge of the biggest moment of their careersWill Luke20-Mar-2009England’s cricketers are in a World Cup final. The leading
Sehwag: 'We are backing ourselves'
Virender Sehwag put on a brave face as he tried to explain another batting collapse from the World XI on the second day at SydneyAndrew McGlashan at t
The Bosch family live their dream as Corbin's big day arrives
It’s been a long time coming, but it’s all been worth it for a household that has been through everythingFirdose Moonda24-Dec-2024Timing, as they say