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From 154/9 to 88 Runs: Shadab Khan's First Century, and the Defeat England Wrote in the First Ten Overs
84 v 9 at Newlands: The Cape Town Decider Is a Selection-Sheet Match, Not a Pitch Match
Seven Wins in Seven in Sharjah — and the Line in Pybus's Presser the Scorecard Can't Show
The Pressure of the Empty Table: In Cricket Analysis, the Biggest Risk Is Not a Wrong Number — It Is a Neat Blank
Caps 217 and 218: Cricket's Real Question Is Identity, Not Trivia
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2026-09-17Thailand Women91/4 (11 ov)Pakistan Women92/7 (10.4 ov)Pakistan won by 3 wickets
2026-09-17South Africa Women205/4 (20 ov)Zimbabwe Women125/5 (20 ov)South Africa won by 80 runs
2026-09-17Kenya216/5 (20 ov)Botswana152/3 (20 ov)Kenya won by 64 runs
2026-09-17Uganda188/2 (20 ov)Rwanda116/9 (20 ov)Uganda won by 72 runs
2026-09-17United Arab Emirates216/3 (20 ov)Malaysia157/5 (20 ov)United Arab Emirates won by 59 runs
2026-09-17Sri Lanka145/9 (20 ov)England146/4 (12.1 ov)England won by 6 wickets
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Caps 217 and 218: Cricket's Real Question Is Identity, Not TriviaFebruary 2026, the Bengaluru mega auction. The first column of our shortlist...
Cameron Green's Return Ledger: The Gap Between 'All Good' and 'No Precedent' Before the WTC Series FinaleHook: Two Sentences, One Gap Across four decades of reading injury-comeback...
Dew, an 8 PM start and 69 off 31: India's 2-0 lead in New Zealand is a conditions storySixty-nine needed off 31 balls, four wickets in hand, and Naman Dhir back in...
Test Hundreds From No.9 Or Below: A Rarity List That Is Really About Batting-Order DecisionsIn July 2026, a nineteen-year-old Australian walked out to bat at No.11 at...
The Empty Scorecard: When Cricket's Data Room Goes SilentThere were eight sections. Beneath each section, a table; in each table, a...
Seven Wins and a Protocol: Rahmat Shah's Quiet Authority and Afghanistan's Procedural TurnIn the moment Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the final in...
84 v 9 at Newlands: The Cape Town Decider Is a Selection-Sheet Match, Not a Pitch MatchThe first ball at Newlands is scheduled for 10:30am local time, which is 2pm ...
Zero Information Points: The Cricket Analysis Report Where Every Cell Read N/AAt 11:07 pm, a file opened on the Pune desk and the screen carried a line in...
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Victoria's 138-Run Win in Hobart: Perry's New Ball, DLS Arithmetic and the Kellaway Numbers That Don't Add UpThe scoreboard read 4-40 after three overs. I was sitting in Manchester with...
Sam Konstas's 149: The WACA Arithmetic Behind New South Wales's 371Sam Konstas was dismissed in the 47th over. The clause everyone skips turned...
Seven Wins in Seven in Sharjah — and the Line in Pybus's Presser the Scorecard Can't ShowFive days. Three matches. Sharjah humidity. Three wins, not one defeat....
113 All Out: India A Fold in 39.3 Overs as New Zealand's Green Top Reopens an Old Fault LineI keep returning to the hour when the stadium is empty and the server still...
Hobart Rain, Perry's New-Ball Spell and the DLS Arithmetic of a 138-Run WinThat morning in Hobart, the rain showed in the colour of the pitch before it...
The Pressure of the Empty Table: In Cricket Analysis, the Biggest Risk Is Not a Wrong Number — It Is a Neat BlankLast week a report landed on my desk. The skeleton was complete — format, mat...
The Christchurch Case File: 42* Off 15, a Record Chase, and an Endorsement That Existed Only in the HeadlineThe line that snagged me came off a scoreboard, not a headline. 14.3 overs, 1...
When the Data Dies Quietly: The Danger of Empty Inputs in Cricket CoverageTwo in the morning in Melbourne. A file is open on the laptop that should hav...
Fifteen Balls, Forty-Two Runs in Christchurch: The Real Document Behind the Dhir Headline Is Not the One Being SoldAt Hagley Oval in Christchurch, India were 167 for 5 at the end of 14.3 overs...
Caps 217 and 218: Cricket's Real Question Is Identity, Not TriviaFebruary 2026, the Bengaluru mega auction. The first column of our shortlist...
Cameron Green's Return Ledger: The Gap Between 'All Good' and 'No Precedent' Before the WTC Series FinaleHook: Two Sentences, One Gap Across four decades of reading injury-comeback...
Dew, an 8 PM start and 69 off 31: India's 2-0 lead in New Zealand is a conditions storySixty-nine needed off 31 balls, four wickets in hand, and Naman Dhir back in...
Test Hundreds From No.9 Or Below: A Rarity List That Is Really About Batting-Order DecisionsIn July 2026, a nineteen-year-old Australian walked out to bat at No.11 at...
The Empty Scorecard: When Cricket's Data Room Goes SilentThere were eight sections. Beneath each section, a table; in each table, a...
Seven Wins and a Protocol: Rahmat Shah's Quiet Authority and Afghanistan's Procedural TurnIn the moment Afghanistan beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the final in...
84 v 9 at Newlands: The Cape Town Decider Is a Selection-Sheet Match, Not a Pitch MatchThe first ball at Newlands is scheduled for 10:30am local time, which is 2pm ...
Zero Information Points: The Cricket Analysis Report Where Every Cell Read N/AAt 11:07 pm, a file opened on the Pune desk and the screen carried a line in...
Dew, the 8 PM Start and the Toss: Auditing India's 2-0 Lead in New ZealandIndia needed 69 from 31 balls with four wickets in hand in the second T20I....
Victoria's 138-Run Win in Hobart: Perry's New Ball, DLS Arithmetic and the Kellaway Numbers That Don't Add UpThe scoreboard read 4-40 after three overs. I was sitting in Manchester with...
Sam Konstas's 149: The WACA Arithmetic Behind New South Wales's 371Sam Konstas was dismissed in the 47th over. The clause everyone skips turned...
Seven Wins in Seven in Sharjah — and the Line in Pybus's Presser the Scorecard Can't ShowFive days. Three matches. Sharjah humidity. Three wins, not one defeat....
113 All Out: India A Fold in 39.3 Overs as New Zealand's Green Top Reopens an Old Fault LineI keep returning to the hour when the stadium is empty and the server still...
Hobart Rain, Perry's New-Ball Spell and the DLS Arithmetic of a 138-Run WinThat morning in Hobart, the rain showed in the colour of the pitch before it...
The Pressure of the Empty Table: In Cricket Analysis, the Biggest Risk Is Not a Wrong Number — It Is a Neat BlankLast week a report landed on my desk. The skeleton was complete — format, mat...
The Christchurch Case File: 42* Off 15, a Record Chase, and an Endorsement That Existed Only in the HeadlineThe line that snagged me came off a scoreboard, not a headline. 14.3 overs, 1...
When the Data Dies Quietly: The Danger of Empty Inputs in Cricket CoverageTwo in the morning in Melbourne. A file is open on the laptop that should hav...
Fifteen Balls, Forty-Two Runs in Christchurch: The Real Document Behind the Dhir Headline Is Not the One Being SoldAt Hagley Oval in Christchurch, India were 167 for 5 at the end of 14.3 overs...