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Four possible ways to resolve India & Bangladesh WT20 deadlock

Following an abrupt instruction by the BCCI to withdraw Mustafizur Rahman from the IPL and Bangladesh’s subsequent refusal to play their T20 World Cup fixtures in India, there were a flurry of statements and counter statements from both India and Bangladesh. However, the ICC and BCB have remained unusually tight lipped over the past few days as they scramble to find a resolut...


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Rolling the fingers across to tighten the screws

The slower ball has become an integral weapon for any pace bowler worth his salt, and the remarkable wickets produced by the change-up must feature in the highlights reel of Indian cricket in the 21st century. Zaheer Khan to Michael Hussey. Jasprit Bumrah to Shaun Marsh. Harshal Patel to Aiden Markram. Add Harshit Rana to Henry Nicholls to that exclusive club, for his partner...


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SACA Announces Fixture Schedule for 2026 Season

SACA (The South Asian Cricket Academy) is today delighted to announce its full fixture list for the 2026 season, which will see the Academy play competitive fixtures against no less than 16 of the 18 Professional County Clubs this year.

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Harry Brook and England’s Long Wait for Godot

There’s a curious theatre to English cricket. It is that peculiar mix of misplaced optimism and selective amnesia that allows an average series to be called “encouraging” and a nearly prodigy to be called “the future.” In Harry Brook’s case, one wonders which future they’re talking about. If it’s the next Ashes, it might be a dim one, and not just because there isn’t currentl...


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Australia Edge to 4 – 1 Ashes Victory

Australia survived a scare on the final day of the fifth Test to get over the line by five wickets at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) and claim a 4 – 1 series victory.

The hosts slipped to 121 – 5 in pursuit of England’s target of 160, before Alex Carey (16*) and Cameron Green (22*) calmly shepherded them home.

Australia were in cruise control at 92 – 2 and had lo...


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