Reflections

This year's Newlands Test was only made possible by an intervention from Cricket South Africa, as the Western Province Cricket Association lurch from crisis to crisis

There have been nearly as many World Cup formats as there have been editions of the tournament, yet the ICC seems to have found the middle of the bat with the current one

The 2019 World Cup was the longed-for endpoint of England's ODI project. So much time has passed since then, and yet for England it has also stood still

Dawid Malan is batting as well as he can, and has made England's World Cup squad, yet still carries the sense of being left behind.

It feels fitting to remember Moeen Ali as a cricketer of moments, but there is something else that he offered during his England career

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

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

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

Jason Roy might be absent from the IPL and running at risk of losing his England place, but his role in changing the way that batsmen think should never be underestimated