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
Is there greater specialisation in cricket today? We look at trends from the last decade to find out
Double-hundreds, innumerable sixes, power-hitting stars - some of it might be down to rule changes, and not a natural evolution of the game
T20 batting is full of misplaced good intentions, poor strategy and systemic insecurity. This is how those qualities lose matches
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
The numbers say good length, but the choice is not always straightforward
Find out with this adaptation of the Elo rating system
Batsmen are piling on runs like never before. They are also shrivelling at the first sight of adversity
Warnings, fines, bans and let-offs: a short history of penalties and breaches under the ICC's code of conduct
When exactly is a ball dead? Five recent instances that show the laws are unclear and the umpires indecisive
England were once the gold standard in women's cricket. No more