How Keshav Maharaj’s Return Could Rewrite South Africa’s Spin Script in Rawalpindi
In Pakistan, where the pitches are often likened more to slow-burning chessboards than fast-paced battlefields, it is possibly Keshav Maharaj […]
What Happens When India’s ODI Formula Meets the Aussie Challenge
When you build your empire on flat decks and turners, pace and bounce can feel treasonous. India’s ODI juggernaut that
Why Tragedy Continues to Shape Afghanistan’s Cricket Calendar
Cricket has often served as a bridge in troubled areas, a rare refuge where politics, strife, and fear are stopped
How Rishad Hossain’s Legspin Turned Dhaka Into a Minefield for West Indies
Bangladesh’s 74-run rout of the West Indies (WI) in the opening match of the series was more than a mere
How Bangladesh’s Veteran Recall Could Reshape ODI Fortunes Against West Indies
After the demoralizing 3-0 whitewash against Afghanistan, culminating in a 200-run hammering, Bangladesh find themselves at a crossroads. The Tigers
How Pakistan’s Toss-Driven Test Revival Masks a Deeper Cricketing Dilemma
Certain teams gain their victories through tactics, others through temperament — Pakistan, of course, is for the moment winning through
Why Australia’s ODI Build-Up Against India Faces an Unexpected Balance Test
Australia’s home summer was to kick off with an emphatic message against India — the tone setter pre-Ashes, a reminder
How Shubman Gill’s Calm Command Is Redefining India’s Test Blueprint
When Shubman Gill walked out in Delhi, he had the attitude of a man needing no approval. The strokes were
Why Pat Cummins’ Back Worry Could Define Australia’s Ashes Start
Pat Cummins finds himself in an odd spot, the man who has shouldered the bowling burden for Australia for so
How West Indies’ Grit Shook India’s Cruise to Victory
This is a timely warning to the players in Test cricket that a reputation will not do. Wickets must also