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Cameron Green would be one of the most talked about players at the upcoming 2026 Indian Premier League auction even without a decision that shocked the world. What Green did was register himself as a batter for the upcoming auction. Many fans were surprised, shocked, and some even left in dismay.
In the earlier iterations of the auction, Cameron Green was always re...
In the recent Stick to Cricket podcast, Michael Vaughan, Phil Tufnell and Mike Hussey debated how this current Ashes series might unfold, and especially the first Test in Perth – viewed as a signpost.
Well, this initial Test – as likely all of you know now – was outside the box and landed firmly Australia’s way.
Here, Peter Kettle looks ahead to the second...
England’s dismal batting effort in the first Test in Perth last week has astonished many of cricket’s leading observers. Weighing in on the tourists’ performance in the Australian far west have been, among others, Michael Vaughan, Sir Geoffrey Boycott, Mike Atherton, Nasser Hussain, and Stuart Broad. Probably the most pointed and trenchant criticism, though, has come from Gre...
Barry Knight could not be accused of being a late developer. Part of his education was taking place at the Middlesex Cricket School by the time he was ten, and he was playing for Essex colts at thirteen. The oft stated view of Trevor Bailey, who was Essex cricket throughout the 1950s and early 1960s, always maintained that Knight was one of only three cricketers who, on an in...
On a damp evening under sharp lights, a chasing team needs 18 from 12 balls. The set batter nudges a single; the strike rotates. The fielders shuffle to face a left-hander. The captain waves for a taller fine leg. A breeze stiffens toward the shorter boundary. The bowler, now thinking about the accelerating wind and the new angle, tries a slower ball and misses his length by ...
