G Parthasarathy, former Indian Consul General in Karachi, reflects on his experience, emphasising the politicisation of ...

Tony Pigott was a bowler who would “run through a brick wall” for the teams he played for across an 18-year cricket career.

In the early part of last season, before he had turned into the glamorous public figure he was soon to become, Imran Khan was playing as usual for Sussex in the County Championship ...

Revisit Anil Kumble’s iconic 10/74 against Pakistan at Feroz Shah Kotla. From Shahid Afridi’s dismissal to Javagal Srinath bowling wides for history, here is how Kumble joined Jim Laker in the ...

Hanif Mohammad's monumental 337 against the West Indies in 1958 secured Pakistan's first Test draw. He batted for 970 minutes, showcasing incredible patience and resilience to save his team from ...

India's challenge at the Australian Open came to an end on Sunday after Yuki Bhambri and his Swedish partner Andre Goransson ...

A Shropshire cricketer has flown to the other side of the world for one of the greatest honours of his life - representing ...

Norman Gifford, who has died aged 85, was a cricketer who won three County titles with Worcestershire and captained England ...

Analysing match awards using the Match Performance Index, and assigning an MoM in matches where there were none ...

Babar Azam was hilariously mocked by Iceland Cricket. While picking the all-time Pakistan ODI XI, Iceland cricket labeled him a well-paid caterer, leaving fans in splits.

Tony Pigott’s only Test match, for England, came under most unusual circumstances.

The great man apart, not many stand out longevity-wise - Deon Kruis (the only sole Kolpak on the list), Jacques Rudolph (predominantly Kolpak but also overseas at the end – as was Duanne Olivier), ...