India
How Rishabh Pant's six could spoil India's comeback
In one magnificent shot, India went from being in control of the game to hanging by a thread.
India
India
Indian batters and their bowling saviours
From 2013 to 2019, all was good. Everyone was doing what they should. Then the batters decided to let the bowlers completely take over their job as well.
Analysis
Do India have a problem against spin?
Are India suddenly bad against spin?
Men's cricket
Virat Kohli's T20I legacy
Greatness comes with a tax, and Kohli was paying it for a long time. Now, he gets to cash in.
India
SKY's foot of God brings India the trophy they deserve
Because of SKY's foot of God, India won a World Cup that they had deserved many times over the last 11 years.
Analysis
The threat of Jasprit Bumrah
When Jasprit Bumrah is at his best, you cannot play him. When he’s really bad, you still can’t.
India
The IPL as a business
The IPL, as Lalit Modi imagined, was to be a marriage between Bollywood glitz and cricket - India’s two favourite money-spinners.
Analysis
The Power Rankings - Episode 5
How teams stack up given their results so far, their batting in each phase, and their upcoming schedules
Men's cricket
The genius and chaos of Ambati Rayudu
Ambati Rayudu was a genius against the spinning ball, a rebel, frequently retired, overlooked, and a winner. With his talent he could’ve been a better cricketer, but few players have ever packed in as much as him.
T20s
The 'Rebel' League
To convince the players in the first place, Kerry Packer used Ian Chappell and Tony Greig to recruit his players. Three decades later, Tony Greig would be involved in another rebel cricket league.
Story
The birth of the IPL
When Martin Crowe invented Cricket Max, people laughed. But by 2007, things had changed.
Analysis
India finish 4-1 against broken England
Day three from Dharamsala