Currently perched atop both the men’s T20 and ODI rankings according to the International Cricket Council (ICC), India are rightly regarded as one of the best (if not the best) cricketing side in the world right now. But who stands out at an individual level among their ranks?
ricket continues to grow and evolve to keep up with the times, and in recent years more and more people have started to pick up interest in betting on cricket. It has never been easier and more accessible to place bets on specific cricket games or cricket as a whole.
Outside of the big three: India, England, and Australia, it’s fair to say that South Africa looked like one of the best-placed teams to win the 2022 T20 World Cup. But yet again, when it really mattered, they were found wanting. Went for breakfast with a friend. Told him we'll go Dutch. He almost choked at […]
Gareth Bland recalls the West Indies tour of India in late 1983, which came just months after India’s maiden World Cup triumph.
As we look forward to the 2023 edition of Wisden joining its 159 forebears guest writer Matthew Appleby pays homage to the most celebrated of sporting annuals
In his first new feature for many months, Martin takes a look at the life and cricket career of Reg Simpson
Guest writer Peter Kettle considers the case for governing bodies of athletics, cricket and football to break-away from the World Anti-Doping Agency and develop their own regimes.
As one of the oldest sports still currently played in the world, cricket’s popularity is still going strong. A look at the biggest international stage like the Cricket World Cup shows that the collision of cultures in the game keeps it healthy.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the most romantic episode in Indian cricket history. On 25th June 1983 Kapil Dev stood on the balcony as the Lord’s twilight loomed and held aloft the Prudential World Cup. Their opponents, West Indies, had been expected to cruise to a third consecutive world crow