England became a white-ball force after 2015. Are they still on the cutting edge?
Eoin Morgan's revolution culminated in a World Cup title in 2019. What's next?
Matt Roller
September 2023
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Analysis
How cricket in Scotland has stumbled from a racism scandal to the brink of meltdown
Since the publication of a report on racism in the game in the country, their cricket board has gone from one crisis and flashpoint to another
The art of the T20 finisher
Perera, Miller, Wiese and others talk about the challenges of closing out a T20 innings
Matt Roller
April 2022
Bringing the A game
The WTC final was contested by the two teams with the best A programmes, and that's no coincidence. A tours are more important than ever before
Ten ways T20 has changed since the last World Cup
The rise of specialists, superspecialists, right-left pairs, six-hitting, wristspin, and more
How did India build their world-beating bench strength? They have a system
For long, its population made the country's talent pool notionally the world's largest. Now India has methods to identify and develop that talent to the fullest
Will all-format players become a thing of the past?
Is there greater specialisation in cricket today? We look at trends from the last decade to find out
The year batting in women's T20s went boom
Double-hundreds, innumerable sixes, power-hitting stars - some of it might be down to rule changes, and not a natural evolution of the game
The art of the match-losing innings
T20 batting is full of misplaced good intentions, poor strategy and systemic insecurity. This is how those qualities lose matches
The frustrations of M Vijay
Late last year he looked to have made a Test opening spot his own, but two series on, some old failings seem to have come home to roost