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Kane Williamson and the art of three-formatting

The New Zealand great talks about how an innings might not be in the highlights reel but could be of real value to your team

Writers

Osman Samiuddin

How much of a loss are Pooran's and Klaasen's retirements to international cricket? Not as much as many might think: only a fraction of their white-ball internationals were games of real consequence
Andrew Fidel Fernando

SL's newest spinner brings two arms to a format with one foot out the door Bowlers like Tharindu could redefine their craft, while batters like Shanto could carve new Test legacies. But how many opportunities will they get?
Andrew McGlashan

Introspection beckons as Australia leave Lord's less clear of a path forward The upcoming tour of West Indies, which starts a new WTC cycle, could prove a line in the sand
Andrew Miller

South Africa revel on Lord's stage as WTC gets showpiece it deserves Home of Cricket embraces the moment and enhances the spectacle in triumphant week for format
Danyal Rasool

Mohammad Naeem, and the curious case of PSL's emerging player rule The Lahore Qalandars batter played for the franchise as an emerging player, but his registration appears to have contravened the PSL's own rules
Mohammad Isam

Could Jaker Ali be Bangladesh's secret sauce? The wicketkeeper-batter has pulled his side out of many a hole in all three formats with his big-hitting prowess