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Rags to riches: How Ollie Robinson plotted his way back from cricketing wilderness

Posted on September 18, 2026 By admin
Rags to riches: How Ollie Robinson plotted his way back from cricketing wilderness

The official social media handle of the England and Wales Cricket Board recently crowned a ‘King’. Alongside videos celebrating his exploits, it declared – ‘New Ball King’. Crowns, especially in England, are not handed out on a whim. They demand performances befitting royalty. This summer, one man has done just that, turning successive matches into…

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Analysis: Why a 50-plus Test batting average is becoming rarer

Posted on September 12, 2026 By admin
Analysis: Why a 50-plus Test batting average is becoming rarer

In the glorious annals of Test cricket, which will ring in its 150th anniversary next year, some numbers have acquired permanence over time. Sir Don Bradman’s otherworldly Test average of 99.94 will forever be iconic. Sunil Gavaskar’s 10,122 runs, on account of the Indian being the first in the world to cross 10K, is epochal….

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Bazball Ends: How Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum changed Test cricket

Posted on August 8, 2026 By admin
Bazball Ends: How Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum changed Test cricket

The end came swiftly. It took New Zealand only 51.2 overs to wrap up the England second innings at Trent Bridge. Jamie Smith’s slog against Mitchell Santner ended in the hands of a diving Nathan Smith, running in from long-on. That was not just the end of the third Test. It was also the end…

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Mark Butcher exclusive: On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Test cricket, Bazball and the innings that changed his life

Posted on July 24, 2026 By admin
Mark Butcher exclusive: On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Test cricket, Bazball and the innings that changed his life

It was 25 years ago that Mark Butcher scored a monumental 173 not out in England’s successful chase against Australia in the Headingley Test. He scored seven other Test hundreds, some of them against the most fearsome attacks. He is now a popular commentator and sharp analyst of the game. Excerpts from Butcher’s exclusive interview…

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