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The man who keeps New York cricket ticking

Cricket in the city is safe in the hands of the enigmatic Clarence Modeste, keeper of the oldest continuously run cricket club in the USA

The man who keeps New York cricket ticking

Cricket in the city is safe in the hands of the enigmatic Clarence Modeste, keeper of the oldest continuously run cricket club in the USA

Who was the leading spinner in the 2019 World Cup?

And who is the only South African to have scored a triple-century in Test cricket?

Best XI

English with a hint of Aussie

Nick Compton picks a team from among the best cricketers he played with

'I had nowhere to go, so I went to the bottle'

Former India spinner Maninder Singh talks about losing his way after his all-too-brief spell at the top, and the hard road back

World Cup MVPs across time

Who is the only player to be among the top two performers for his side in three winning campaigns?

High Fives

Hang on, I'm not done yet

Aug 1, 2019: A wily spinner, a pace demon and three batsmen feature in this list of memorable Ashes comebacks

Alan Gardner
Hate to Love

All hail the grim reaper

Jul 29, 2019: If you were an England batsman of the 1990s and 2000s, the chances were pretty high McGrath had your scalp in his bag

Scott Oliver
High Fives

Jacks of all trades

Jul 25, 2019: Bits-and-pieces cricketers - remember how India won a World Cup with them 35 years ago? We look at five exemplars of the species

Alex Bowden
My Best XI

Nine of mine and a couple of theirs

Jul 22, 2019: Graham Gooch picks a team from among the best cricketers he played with

As told to Scott Oliver
Features

'I couldn't handle being the best because the only way was down'

Jul 18, 2019: The England wicketkeeping star talks about her struggles with anxiety, and how she hopes to be able to help fellow sufferers in future

Annesha Ghosh
Features

I hate World Cup finals and I know exactly why

Jul 17, 2019: The highlights and the sidelights of the World Cup, through the experiences of our correspondents

Quiz

Who was the only one to play for England in the 1979, 1987 and 1992 finals?

Jul 12, 2019: And who is the only man to have appeared in World Cup finals as a player and as a match referee?

Brydon Coverdale
High Fives

Crusader, bodybuilder, doctor, wise guy

Jun 24, 2019: What do cricketers do after they hang up their boots? Some tread the boards, some take to politics, and some go all muscular

Sreshth Shah
Quiz

In which World Cup was the 50-overs format first used?

Jun 13, 2019: And who is the only man to score a century for the losing side in a World Cup final?

Brydon Coverdale
Features

'When I had the ball in my hand, I wanted to kill someone'

Jun 9, 2019: Once a great South African fast-bowling hope full of rage, Mfuneko Ngam lost out for want of guidance. Now he's hoping to provide just that to future generations of black cricketers

Sidharth Monga
Writers
  • Mark Nicholas
    England's allrounders give Root options and flair It is a happy coincidence that they currently have so many multi-skilled players
  • George Dobell
    Dobell: When England desperately needed their spinner to stand up, Moeen Ali failed to deliver First Test feels like an ending, for these are the days when spinners must earn their keep
  • Andrew Fidel Fernando
    Dimuth Karunaratne, the cool captain for Sri Lanka's high seas A few months of his leadership appear, against all expectation, to have steadied the national team
  • Osman Samiuddin
    1992 parallels, Kohli's statesmanship, and the Afridi award for retirement From the pitches to the commentary booth to Twitter memes and press conference gems, a look at the highs and lows of the World Cup
  • Ian Chappell
    Why Smith '19 reminds us of Bradman '30 There are striking parallels between the stellar runs of form of the two Australians
  • S Rajesh
    Dimuth Karunaratne joins select group with fourth-innings hundred Stats highlights from an outstanding run-chase in Galle
  • Sidharth Monga
    Chris Gayle signs off (not) in vintage Gayle fashion A specially made jersey, a guard of honour (of sorts) from the opposition, and, then an announcement of his availability "until further notice"
  • Steven Lynch
    What is the longest gap between World Cup matches for any player? And is Rahkeem Cornwall set to become the heaviest Test cricketer ever?
  • Aakash Chopra
    What India need to do against Sri Lanka's key players How they face up to Avishka Fernando, Kusal Perera, Angelo Mathews and Lasith Malinga will be crucial
  • Paul Edwards
    South Northumberland prepares to showcase north-east passion for the game As the Royal London Cup comes to Gosforth, it is a reminder of the strength of the club scene in England's north east
  • Andrew McGlashan
    Boult ready to 'get back in the saddle and crack on with Test cricket'
  • Tim Wigmore
    Heartbreak in Harare One year ago, Scotland missed out on the World Cup by five runs
  • Andrew Miller
    England ride their World Cup luck for perfect day that may yet save tomorrow With nothing less than the future of English cricket at stake, an extraordinary final helped reconnect the masses with the country's summer sport
  • Mohammad Isam
    'Everything in place for Bangladesh to be a powerhouse,' says coach Russell Domingo The new Bangladesh coach opens up on his detailed vision of how he wants to take the team forward in the next two years
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