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Same Ground, Seven Days Apart: From 198 in 13.2 Overs to 138 in 26 — The Real Signal in the Wellington Debate Isn't the Pitch2026-11-08The ball landed on a length at Wellington's drop-in pitch and climbed straigh...
Not Tongue's Injury but His Replacement Is England's Real Question2026-11-08In my notebook there is an old page about Perth, and the line on it reads: th...
Wellington's 134: Where Brar's Career-Best Ends and India's Chase Card Never Begins2026-11-07Ninth over. The Wellington wind had already found its way inside the batsman'...
Spencer Johnson’s Return: An Audition Against England and a Warning Before the Tests2026-11-07Hook Australia’s three-match ODI series against England is being presented as...
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2026-09-17Thailand Women91/4 (11 ov)Pakistan Women92/7 (10.4 ov)Pakistan won by 3 wickets
2026-09-17South Africa Women205/4 (20 ov)Zimbabwe Women125/5 (20 ov)South Africa won by 80 runs
2026-09-17Kenya216/5 (20 ov)Botswana152/3 (20 ov)Kenya won by 64 runs
2026-09-17Uganda188/2 (20 ov)Rwanda116/9 (20 ov)Uganda won by 72 runs
2026-09-17United Arab Emirates216/3 (20 ov)Malaysia157/5 (20 ov)United Arab Emirates won by 59 runs
2026-09-17Sri Lanka145/9 (20 ov)England146/4 (12.1 ov)England won by 6 wickets
Marnus Labuschagne Dropped: Australia Signal a Batting Reset While Keeping the Door Open for a ReturnMarnus Labuschagne was once synonymous with reliability in Australian Test...
A 23.66 Average and 49 Innings Without a Century: Labuschagne Dropped as Australia Face a Middle-Order TestThe Reality Behind 23.66: Is Labuschagne's Omission the Beginning of an...
Cricket Analysis Remains Incomplete Without Evidence: Original Source Needed for Reliable ReportingReliable cricket journalism begins with accurate information. Whether the...
Three Team Bowling Records Fall in 2026 as ODI History Spans 29 TeamsAn ODI innings can change its entire memory in the final few overs. Between a...
The Other Scoreboard: How Hate Against Cricket Journalists Became a Business MetricThe message arrived late at night, in English, in a single line: I hope you g...
Cricket Analysis Requires Original Reporting: Why Verified Source Information MattersA cricket scorecard rarely tells the entire story. Behind every result lie...
The Information Half-Space: In a Transfer Window, the Empty Cells Tell the Real StoryIt is two in the morning in Melbourne. Seventeen tabs are open on the laptop,...
Cricket Analysis Crisis in Questionable ReportingI have been writing cricket stories for nearly forty years, starting in 2026 ...
Missing Source Information Prevents Reliable Cricket Reporting and AnalysisA complete cricket news report requires reliable information about match...
Rain, Bounce and Four Runs: How Much of Wellington Belongs to India and How Much to DLSThe scoreboard said 113 for 7 when the rain arrived. The target was 135, the...
Empty Input, Full Template: The Silent Failure of Cricket Data AnalyticsIntroduction — The Report That Was Full And Said Nothing At 2:14 in the...
Same Ground, Seven Days Apart: From 198 in 13.2 Overs to 138 in 26 — The Real Signal in the Wellington Debate Isn't the PitchThe ball landed on a length at Wellington's drop-in pitch and climbed straigh...
Not Tongue's Injury but His Replacement Is England's Real QuestionIn my notebook there is an old page about Perth, and the line on it reads: th...
Wellington's 134: Where Brar's Career-Best Ends and India's Chase Card Never BeginsNinth over. The Wellington wind had already found its way inside the batsman'...
The Forty-Match Clock: Pretorius's 2027 Deal and Somerset's Hidden LedgerTaunton's scoreboard remembers runs and wickets. It does not remember matches...
A £50m Loss in an Ashes Summer: England's Books Are Written in Indian TelevisionThe rain at New Road had cleared by early afternoon. At that old Worcestershi...
A 23.66 Average and 49 Innings Without a Century: Labuschagne Dropped as Australia Face a Middle-Order TestThe Reality Behind 23.66: Is Labuschagne's Omission the Beginning of an...
Cricket Analysis Remains Incomplete Without Evidence: Original Source Needed for Reliable ReportingReliable cricket journalism begins with accurate information. Whether the...
Three Team Bowling Records Fall in 2026 as ODI History Spans 29 TeamsAn ODI innings can change its entire memory in the final few overs. Between a...
The Other Scoreboard: How Hate Against Cricket Journalists Became a Business MetricThe message arrived late at night, in English, in a single line: I hope you g...
Cricket Analysis Requires Original Reporting: Why Verified Source Information MattersA cricket scorecard rarely tells the entire story. Behind every result lie...
The Information Half-Space: In a Transfer Window, the Empty Cells Tell the Real StoryIt is two in the morning in Melbourne. Seventeen tabs are open on the laptop,...
Cricket Analysis Crisis in Questionable ReportingI have been writing cricket stories for nearly forty years, starting in 2026 ...
Missing Source Information Prevents Reliable Cricket Reporting and AnalysisA complete cricket news report requires reliable information about match...
Rain, Bounce and Four Runs: How Much of Wellington Belongs to India and How Much to DLSThe scoreboard said 113 for 7 when the rain arrived. The target was 135, the...
Empty Input, Full Template: The Silent Failure of Cricket Data AnalyticsIntroduction — The Report That Was Full And Said Nothing At 2:14 in the...
Same Ground, Seven Days Apart: From 198 in 13.2 Overs to 138 in 26 — The Real Signal in the Wellington Debate Isn't the PitchThe ball landed on a length at Wellington's drop-in pitch and climbed straigh...
Not Tongue's Injury but His Replacement Is England's Real QuestionIn my notebook there is an old page about Perth, and the line on it reads: th...
Wellington's 134: Where Brar's Career-Best Ends and India's Chase Card Never BeginsNinth over. The Wellington wind had already found its way inside the batsman'...
The Forty-Match Clock: Pretorius's 2027 Deal and Somerset's Hidden LedgerTaunton's scoreboard remembers runs and wickets. It does not remember matches...
A £50m Loss in an Ashes Summer: England's Books Are Written in Indian TelevisionThe rain at New Road had cleared by early afternoon. At that old Worcestershi...