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Reflections
\nThe Dilemma of Number Three<\/p>\n
Both England and India have been presented with a tricky decision around the least defined position in batting<\/p>\n
Both England and India have been presented with a tricky decision around the least defined position in batting<\/p>\n
WTC Final, 2025
\nWTC: A Lightweight Contest for Heavyweights<\/p>\n
Multiple boxers were champions during Mike Tyson’s prime but he always pulled through. In similar fashion, Australia and SA with their powerful line-ups look to be crowned champions in the WTC final this week<\/p>\n
Multiple boxers were champions during Mike Tyson’s prime but he always pulled through. In similar fashion, Australia and SA with their powerful line-ups look to be crowned champions in the WTC final this week<\/p>\n
REFLECTIONS
\nBeware cricket’s new corridor of uncertainty<\/p>\n
An ongoing spot fixing case in South Africa shows how the digital economy has provided cricket with one of her greatest challenges<\/p>\n
An ongoing spot fixing case in South Africa shows how the digital economy has provided cricket with one of her greatest challenges<\/p>\n
Reflections
\nWhy must T20 cricket keep reminding us how good it is?<\/p>\n
How often in T20 cricket do you find that you are pointed towards the idea that this is the most important thing since artisanal ciabatta and 5G?<\/p>\n
How often in T20 cricket do you find that you are pointed towards the idea that this is the most important thing since artisanal ciabatta and 5G?<\/p>\n
Reflections
\nHow the Springboks, not the Proteas, have told a great story<\/p>\n
South African cricket has always wanted to tell the story that the Springboks have told themselves, and the Champions Trophy offers a fresh opportunity to shape it<\/p>\n
South African cricket has always wanted to tell the story that the Springboks have told themselves, and the Champions Trophy offers a fresh opportunity to shape it<\/p>\n
Reflections
\nBuying It!<\/p>\n
The great sell-off in The Hundred has changed English cricket forever, and there is no going back now<\/p>\n
The great sell-off in The Hundred has changed English cricket forever, and there is no going back now<\/p>\n
The Best?
\nTrying to pin down Harry Brook<\/p>\n
Harry Brook is one of the top-ranked batters in the world, and yet it’s something beyond the numbers that suggests he is a player who could be remembered for generations<\/p>\n
Harry Brook is one of the top-ranked batters in the world, and yet it’s something beyond the numbers that suggests he is a player who could be remembered for generations<\/p>\n
Reflections
\nCricket’s exponential growth – a bubble ready to burst?<\/p>\n
As private equity marches deeper into cricket’s ownership structures, the game should take
\nnote of parables from other sports about the perils of chasing a buck.<\/p>\n
As private equity marches deeper into cricket’s ownership structures, the game should take
\nnote of parables from other sports about the perils of chasing a buck.<\/p>\n
Reflections
\nBen Stokes sees the finishing line<\/p>\n
Ben Stokes’ place in a lineage of romanticised English talismans is secure, but the final acts in his international career still have the opportunity to define him<\/p>\n
Ben Stokes’ place in a lineage of romanticised English talismans is secure, but the final acts in his international career still have the opportunity to define him<\/p>\n
Reflections
\nThe runs that stay unmade<\/p>\n
If Adam Voges’ career left some to wonder what might have happened if he’d been picked for Australia sooner, England are developing a list of uncapped players whose timing was equally unfortunate<\/p>\n
If Adam Voges’ career left some to wonder what might have happened if he’d been picked for Australia sooner, England are developing a list of uncapped players whose timing was equally unfortunate<\/p>\n
2026 T20 World Cup final – India’s celebrations India vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI, Indore India vs New Zealand, 1st ODI, Baroda India vs South Africa, 2025 – 2nd ODI, Raipur India vs South Africa, 2025 – 1st ODI, Ranchi India win the 2025 Women’s World Cup<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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