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112 Matches, 25 Years: Lancashire Didn't Release Anderson — The Calendar Did2026-10-26On the morning of 19 October, in a room at Old Trafford, James Anderson was...
Eight Boxes, Zero Facts: The Cricket Report That Arrived Without a Match2026-10-24One morning I opened a report that had eight boxes, fifteen sub-headings, and...
Fifteen Balls in Christchurch: Naman Dhir's 42* Answered Wicket Pressure, Not Run Rate2026-10-24Fifteen Balls in Christchurch: Naman Dhir's 42* Answered Wicket Pressure, Not...
The Empty Payload: When Cricket's Data Room Returns a Label Instead of a Fact2026-10-242:47 a.m. in Al Quoz. A four-person office, one room, three monitors lit and ...
The Real Arithmetic of Gqeberha: Bavuma's 179, Jansen's 5-33 and the Workload Question Before Cape Town2026-10-23The last session of the fifth day at St George's Park. The coastal wind was...
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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
The Empty Package: When Cricket's Record Returns NothingA table of eleven fields lay open in front of me, and ten of them were blank....
112 Matches, 25 Years: Lancashire Didn't Release Anderson — The Calendar DidOn the morning of 19 October, in a room at Old Trafford, James Anderson was...
Five Days, Three Wins, Seven Matches: How Real Is Afghanistan's Sharjah Rhythm?The first thing Richard Pybus said after the final in Sharjah was not about t...
Eight Boxes, Zero Facts: The Cricket Report That Arrived Without a MatchOne morning I opened a report that had eight boxes, fifteen sub-headings, and...
The Word 'Mild' and the Load Arithmetic: Nortje's Absence and the Enforcer Gap in a WTC DeciderThursday's Scan, and the Trouble With the Word 'Mild' First innings of the...
Fifteen Balls in Christchurch: Naman Dhir's 42* Answered Wicket Pressure, Not Run RateFifteen Balls in Christchurch: Naman Dhir's 42* Answered Wicket Pressure, Not...
Anderson's Lancashire Exit: Fifty Wickets Is a Count, Not a Rate — and the File Nobody OpenedThe Division Two wicket-takers' list for the last county season sat on my des...
The Empty Payload: When Cricket's Data Room Returns a Label Instead of a Fact2:47 a.m. in Al Quoz. A four-person office, one room, three monitors lit and ...
Thirteen WPL Matches, One Wicket: Kalita's Call-Up and the Arithmetic of India's Pace DepthThirteen matches. One wicket. Across two WPL seasons for Mumbai Indians,...
The Audit of an Empty Page: When Every Cricket Analysis Field Came Back N/AThe file opens on the night desk. Eight sections, tables already drawn, a ris...
The Real Arithmetic of Gqeberha: Bavuma's 179, Jansen's 5-33 and the Workload Question Before Cape TownThe last session of the fifth day at St George's Park. The coastal wind was...
The 22/3 Ledger: South Africa's Seam Attack Calls In Australia's DebtOn the fourth morning the board read three runs for one wicket. My habit is...
The Final-Day Equation: Six Wickets Is the Wrong NumberThere were three lines on the scoresheet that evening. South Africa need six...
One Spell, a Decade of Deficit: Auditing Pakistan's 'All-Rounder' ClaimI read the ICC report three times, and all three times the same thing snagged...
112 Matches, 25 Years: Lancashire Didn't Release Anderson — The Calendar DidOn the morning of 19 October, in a room at Old Trafford, James Anderson was...
Five Days, Three Wins, Seven Matches: How Real Is Afghanistan's Sharjah Rhythm?The first thing Richard Pybus said after the final in Sharjah was not about t...
Eight Boxes, Zero Facts: The Cricket Report That Arrived Without a MatchOne morning I opened a report that had eight boxes, fifteen sub-headings, and...
The Word 'Mild' and the Load Arithmetic: Nortje's Absence and the Enforcer Gap in a WTC DeciderThursday's Scan, and the Trouble With the Word 'Mild' First innings of the...
Fifteen Balls in Christchurch: Naman Dhir's 42* Answered Wicket Pressure, Not Run RateFifteen Balls in Christchurch: Naman Dhir's 42* Answered Wicket Pressure, Not...
Anderson's Lancashire Exit: Fifty Wickets Is a Count, Not a Rate — and the File Nobody OpenedThe Division Two wicket-takers' list for the last county season sat on my des...
The Empty Payload: When Cricket's Data Room Returns a Label Instead of a Fact2:47 a.m. in Al Quoz. A four-person office, one room, three monitors lit and ...
Thirteen WPL Matches, One Wicket: Kalita's Call-Up and the Arithmetic of India's Pace DepthThirteen matches. One wicket. Across two WPL seasons for Mumbai Indians,...
The Audit of an Empty Page: When Every Cricket Analysis Field Came Back N/AThe file opens on the night desk. Eight sections, tables already drawn, a ris...
The Real Arithmetic of Gqeberha: Bavuma's 179, Jansen's 5-33 and the Workload Question Before Cape TownThe last session of the fifth day at St George's Park. The coastal wind was...
The 22/3 Ledger: South Africa's Seam Attack Calls In Australia's DebtOn the fourth morning the board read three runs for one wicket. My habit is...
The Final-Day Equation: Six Wickets Is the Wrong NumberThere were three lines on the scoresheet that evening. South Africa need six...
One Spell, a Decade of Deficit: Auditing Pakistan's 'All-Rounder' ClaimI read the ICC report three times, and all three times the same thing snagged...