Shade is as much a prerequisite of cricket as light - just ask the crowds sitting out five days of a Test match in the Indian ...

The chilling reality that a cricket ball can kill has questioned the overall safety of the sport and made cricketers look inward Just a year ago, a ball spat off a cricket pitch to claim a young life, ...

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I have in my possession photocopies of 66 letters from Don Bradman, most of them in his own hand. They are treasured objects but I am sworn to keep them secret since they are private communications ...

Katherine Brunt, Nat Sciver, Amy Satterthwaite, Lea Tahuhu, Lizelle Lee, Megan Schutt, and an anonymous male cricketer talk to us about sexuality Nat Sciver's nights were restless. She was at the 2018 ...

X, Instagram and Facebook are hotbeds of ugly name-calling and harassment that causes more harm than might seem likely Imagine if one out of every three messages you received was insulting. Imagine it ...

No matter who wins it, the ninth men's T20 World Cup, in June, will showcase a sport that has changed beyond recognition. Cricket has become a commercial behemoth since T20's birth in 2003, with ...

Feature MS Dhoni: a bona fide legend with shades of grey He took on a ridiculous amount of work as a wicketkeeper-batsman and made it look easy, but as captain, his legacy is a little more complicated ...

Look, my view on this really hasn't changed a lot. I always get concerned when I see umpiring skill and judgement continually under pressure from technology. People think that the way to solve the odd ...

At the end of his England tenure, Trevor Bayliss looks back at his four years in charge, and Eoin Morgan weighs in on a coach who did more than he seemed to ...

Ten years after he retired, a reflection on what Muttiah Muralitharan has meant - and means - to a nation ...

Feature The tiny country that keeps producing T20 superstars What's in the water of Trinidad and Tobago that makes it churn out some of the biggest names in the format?