Cricket Plus Editorials

Whether brown, black or white, at last people in Zimbabwe concur that cricket in the country is enjoying a moment of unprecedented positivity amidst social and racial unity

While Test cricket still has some anchor tenants at the top of the order, their partners tend to resemble a series of short-term sublets. Why has the sight of a long-term opening pair become so rare?

Looking at the current England and Australia teams brings back memories of one of heavyweight boxing's great duels, and it's clear that someone is about to get punched in the face

Explanations for what the World Test Championship Final stands for are thin on the ground. But if there's one thing it does a good job of representing, it's the lack of congruence in the game.

Ireland's elevation to full member status in 2017 brought great expectations for the game's growth, but the reality has been a little different. Might the ICC's new funding model be their saving grace?

Harry Brook and Harry Tector have more in common than their first name - they share a history and also hopes for the future

Is England's 'Bazball' revolution dependent on having a captain like Ben Stokes, or is it part of a wider cultural moment? This summer's contests are likely to provide some answers

Every CSK game has been witness to an incredible spectacle this season. The captain has been at once central and peripheral to this phenomenon

Boundary hitting is the order of the day in the IPL especially after the introduction of the Impact Player rule and RCB will have to make rapid strides in this department to ensure they don't get left behind

As a cricketer, Shane Watson was dedicated to becoming the best player he could. Yet as he explains in a candid interview, the tools that allowed him to flourish came along late in his career - and had nothing to do with technique