World Cricket
The Bowlers Who Shaped 55 Years of ODI Cricket: From Sri Lanka's Eight-Wicket Record to the New Benchmarks of 20262026-11-09The Bowlers Who Shaped 55 Years of ODI Cricket: From Sri Lanka's Eight-Wicket...
Kim Garth's 100th WBBL Match: A Personal Milestone Amid Melbourne Stars' Search for Victory2026-11-09Kim Garth's 100th WBBL Match: A Milestone Built on Reinvention A hundred...
A Captain for One Match, Three Time Zones: Sooryavanshi's Armband Is Really a Calendar Problem2026-11-0814 November, Indore. Bihar's opening fixture, opponents Saurashtra, Elite Gro...
India A Reach 227 for 2 in Lincoln as Jaiswal Century and Sudharsan Patience Build Strong Platform2026-11-08India A finished the rain-shortened day at 227 for 2 against New Zealand A in...
Lance Morris Returns at 145kph After 20 Months Away, Offering Australia Fresh Fast-Bowling Hope2026-11-08The ball travelled at 145 kilometres per hour across the WACA surface, and...
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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
Shadman Islam's Ankle Injury Disrupts Bangladesh's South Africa Test Plans as Robin Emerges as ReplacementBangladesh's preparations for the South Africa tour have suffered a significa...
The Bowlers Who Shaped 55 Years of ODI Cricket: From Sri Lanka's Eight-Wicket Record to the New Benchmarks of 2026The Bowlers Who Shaped 55 Years of ODI Cricket: From Sri Lanka's Eight-Wicket...
Kim Garth's 100th WBBL Match: A Personal Milestone Amid Melbourne Stars' Search for VictoryKim Garth's 100th WBBL Match: A Milestone Built on Reinvention A hundred...
Kim Garth's 100th WBBL Match: The Number the Ledger Keeps and the Labour It Doesn'tIt was 2:40 in the morning in Dhaka when the scorecard opened on the laptop...
Morris Hits 145kph on Return as England Gain a Major Fitness Signal at the WACALance Morris’s return at the WACA was defined less by England’s 92-run victor...
The Innings of an Empty Dossier: The Trap of False Precision in Cricket AnalysisIt was one in the morning. In a Delhi flat, under the light of a laptop scree...
The Hundred-Match Ledger: The Number Beside Kim Garth's Name That Nobody ReadsThe team sheet reaches the media box about forty minutes before the first bal...
A Captain for One Match, Three Time Zones: Sooryavanshi's Armband Is Really a Calendar Problem14 November, Indore. Bihar's opening fixture, opponents Saurashtra, Elite Gro...
Own Ball, Own Hands: Decoding Test Cricket's Quietest RecordOn the Wisden quiz page the condition was a single line: name the men's Test...
The Hardik–Arshdeep Swap: Two Phases, Two Bets, One Unpriced RiskIt is nearly two in the morning in Dhaka. A calendar is open on the laptop, t...
From 184/7 to History: Hridoy's Unbeaten 242 Gives Bangladesh the Lead Against West IndiesThe scoreboard read 184 for 7 on the third morning in Sylhet. West Indies had...
Cricket Analysis Without the Original Source: Why Evidence Must Come FirstThe supplied analytical document does not identify a cricket match, player,...
India A Reach 227 for 2 in Lincoln as Jaiswal Century and Sudharsan Patience Build Strong PlatformIndia A finished the rain-shortened day at 227 for 2 against New Zealand A in...
Lance Morris Returns at 145kph After 20 Months Away, Offering Australia Fresh Fast-Bowling HopeThe ball travelled at 145 kilometres per hour across the WACA surface, and...
Behind Wellington’s Pitch Debate: Jamieson’s Back Risk and New Zealand’s Batting WarningHook The Wellington scoreline—New Zealand 134, India 138, a four-run...
Pakistan Hand Three Players Maiden Test Call-Ups Ahead of Sri Lanka Series as Aamir Jamal ReturnsPakistan turn to domestic performers as three newcomers earn maiden Test...
New Questions Over Cape Town Ball-Tampering Case: Individual Misconduct or Team-Culture Failure?Hook The image from Newlands in 2026 remains fixed in cricket history: Camero...
Pakistan's Three Debutants and the Rawalpindi Ledger: Reading the Selection File Before November 9The scorecards of Karachi Blues' domestic season were open on my desk again...
Shami's Farewell: The Second-Innings Spells Where the Match Pulse ChangedOn Friday, November 6, Mohammed Shami announced his retirement from Test...
Four Losses in Four: How Much of the Hurricanes' Batting Collapse Is Actually LuckI stopped at the 116 on the scorecard, because the score itself is a question...
Captain for One Match, Star for a Season: How Sooryavanshi's Record Builds Cricket's MarketA lost page from a notebook still comes to mind. November 2026, a Bangladesh...
Rain of Fire Drowns New Zealand for 134 as Gurnoor Brar's Name Rises in Wellington WindThe wind at Wellington's Basin Reserve felt different today. The same wind th...
One-Match Captaincy, Then Doha: Bihar's Plan for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and India's Next Cricketing TestCaptain for One Match, Under the Spotlight for an Entire Future Captaincy in...
The Weight of a Blank Page: Why Silence Is the Most Credible News in a Transfer WindowIt was half past eleven when I opened the laptop in the Manchester flat. The...
The Information Gap in Cricket Analysis: Failed Stage-1 Extraction Demands a Fresh InvestigationThe first requirement of cricket analysis is the identification of the event...
A Warning for Cricket Analysis: Missing Data Exposes Structural Weaknesses in Sports JournalismHook: The Missing Information Became More Important Than the Scorecard The mo...
The Information Gap in Cricket Analysis: Why Source Recovery Must Come FirstThe most important moment in cricket analysis does not always happen on the...
Empty Columns, Filled Verdicts: The Review Ledger Cricket Never CompletesA file landed on my desk last week. Forty columns, one of them filled. The...
