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In defence of Nigel De Jong
Everyone has had an opinion on Nigel De Jong’s tackle on Hatem Ben Arfa (and I guess I am now doing the same). Stoke’s Ryan Shawcross has now decided
Barry calls for England calm
Gareth Barry hopes he will be picked to start Englands Group C game against Algeria on Friday after recovering from an ankle injury. The Manchester
Shan Masood shows versatility to drive Derbyshire's low-key challenge
They aren’t destined to get much attention, but Mickey Arthur’s men are beginning to gelDavid Hopps09-Jun-2022″To fail, then get up and get going agai
Bangladeshis pick up first tour win
Bangladesh defeated a New Zealand Cricket (NZC) XI by four wickets in a day-night Twenty20 game in Hamilton to pick up their first win of the tourCric
India lift their fielding to the next level in bid to 'dominate no matter what'
Radha Yadav says “only the fielding part changed the momentum” in the fourth T20I where India restricted England to 126 with a supreme performance in
Stats – India first team to win the men's T20 World Cup unbeaten
India also joined West Indies and England as the only sides with two men’s T20 World Cup titles in the bagSampath Bandarupalli29-Jun-20241 – India bec
Meticulous Australia must avoid getting punched in the mouth
Their planning has been immaculate, but this isn’t tour; it’s the hardest one in world cricketAlex Malcolm07-Feb-20234:22Ian Chappell to Australia ba
Brendan Taylor's best: Putting one over Australia, sparking a record chase, and that last-ball six
As Brendan Taylor plays his last game for Zimbabwe, we look back at his greatest momentsMohammad Isam13-Sep-2021On the day when Brendan Taylor plays h
Mohammad Naim provides glimpse into Bangladesh's future
At the age of 20, he played his breakthrough knock in only his third international inningsMohammad Isam11-Nov-2019If Deepak Chahar had not turned the
The marginalisation of Alastair Cook, England's anonymous titan
The career of England’s leading run-scorer epitomises an era in which English cricket has been divorced from popular culture, and the ECB are now payi