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The 90s are more selfish than nervous

Tim Wigmore: The 90s are not as hazardous as widely imagined, but they do have an adverse impact on batsmen's strike rates

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Sharda Ugra

The BCCI Resistance turns one On this day in 2016, India's highest court mandated the Lodha Committee's recommendations. Six months past its deadline, the Indian board continues to stall. How is this so?
Jarrod Kimber

Australia eaten by Harmanpreet monster The human body was not meant to be this awesome. But Harmanpreet Kaur used all the anger and the awesomeness to dispatch the Australian bowlers all over the field as if it was her own property
Aakash Chopra

Why has Dhoni lost his one-day mojo? His dot-ball percentage in the middle overs has gone up, and he is taking fewer singles than he used to
S Rajesh

Does Sri Lanka remain a tough country for openers? From 2011 to 2016, the average opening stand in Tests in Sri Lanka was the lowest among all countries. However, there has been a bit of a revival in 2017
Mark Nicholas

It's time to rediscover Test-match batting England's recklessness in the name of positivity is a sign that the art of batting in the longest format is no longer given due attention
George Dobell

England struggle with naive approach in Tests The side has had a few good wins during Trevor Bayliss' tenure, but the problems that harried the side when he took over, still remain, raising the possibility of a split coaching system
Firdose Moonda

South Africa's 'boring' ways of avoiding coach distractions Head coach Russell Domingo will be back for the third Test although for how much longer remains uncertain but South Africa insist there won't be any distractions
Sidharth Monga

The many BCCIs and their many problems There has been very little clarity around the situation that has led from Anil Kumble's sacking as India coach to Ravi Shastri's appointment to the position, suggesting the BCCI is still averse to transparency
Ian Chappell

Why does Cricket Australia think first-class players are overpaid? After all, the elite players, who finance the game and the administration, come from the first-class system
Osman Samiuddin

Pakistan, the Improbables In today's age when analytics and reason underpin most aspects of life, all the data indicated that Pakistan did not have a chance. How then did their Champions Trophy win happen?
Brydon Coverdale

AFL or Sheffield Shield? Why not both? Alex Keath is the latest of the Australians who have played cricket and another sport to a high level
Nicholas Hogg

The fear and loathing of not getting picked Nearly every cricketer has had to deal with rejection, even Bradman
Scott Oliver

'You get a lot of satisfaction when you bowl fast' The Aussie with an English family, James Pattinson, talks about the importance of having a little mongrel, among other things
Hassan Cheema

Why the QeA draft is a bad idea Not for the first time has the PCB tried to shake up domestic cricket in the country, but now, they may well have hurt the chances of young players desperate to break into the first-class tournament