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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

Writers

Mark Nicholas

The beauty of the Test match game now? Everybody goes at it like mad dogs We talk about poor techniques and slow over rates, but now more than ever, as Lord's showed, the play is the thing, and it has everybody hooked.
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

How the West Indies became a fast-bowling paradise again Trusting the Duke's ball and preparing green pitches to suit the likes of Shannon Gabriel and Kemar Roach has helped the team become a force in Test cricket
Steven Lynch

What is the yellow symbol the Australian players have on their shirt collars in this Ashes series? Also, what's the longest spell by a fast bowler in a Test?
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

Jofra Archer rampage evokes Jonah Lomu on 'frightening' debut For the second time in as many days Jofra Archer produced a display that sent shock waves through the game
Mohammad Isam

Seven points to ponder - what Russell Domingo must remember in Bangladesh History mandates that the seventh Bangladesh head coach in eight years should err on the side of caution for his own good and that of the team