Writer: Roshan Gede

Indian Premier League 2021

The ones who missed out: Overseas XI of released players ahead of IPL 2021

Steve Smith leads the side

New Zealand v Pakistan
'A quirk of cricket': Williamson runout reprieve highlights inconsistency in playing regulations

"In the end, a quirk of cricket saves Kane"

by Roshan Gede / January 4, 2021
Australia v India
What India's playing XI could be if the five isolated players miss out

From opening-pair woes to the Saha-Pant musical chair

by Roshan Gede / January 3, 2021
Stories
The ten most memorable Test match saving knocks

10 great Test saving knocks

by Roshan Gede / September 29, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
The Ten: IPL cameos – From AB's 360-degree show to the Russell muscle

Remember when Shane Warne took down Andrew Symonds?

by Roshan Gede / September 15, 2020
Indian Premier League 2020
Seven players IPL sides shouldn't have let go

The worst trade deals in the history of trade deals

by Roshan Gede / September 6, 2020
Features
On this day in 2011: Pakistan end Australia's invincibility at World Cups

Australia went unbeaten through the 2003 and 2007 World Cups, before back-to-back defeats in 2011 knocked them out

by Roshan Gede / March 19, 2020
New Zealand v India
New Zealand v India: India ODI player ratings

Roshan Gede rates the performances of India

by Roshan Gede / February 12, 2020
Features
Major takeaways from India U19s' World Cup 2020 campaign

Priyam Garg's men might have come up short in the final, but they had a tournament replete with positives

by Roshan Gede / February 10, 2020
Global T20 Leagues
Big Bash League 2019/20: Five breakout stars of BBL 09

The best of the youngsters to burst onto the scene at BBL 09

by Roshan Gede / February 9, 2020

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October '21 Issue

Cover story – Liam Livingstone, the smash hit of the summer
Andrew Miller draws parallels between the current England Test side and the chaos of the ’90s
Joe Root’s rise back to the top of the Test batting rankings
Lisa Keightley discusses her first two years as England head coach
County cricket – unrivalled coverage of all 18 counties
Interviews with Javed Miandad and youngster Alice Capsey
Taha Hashim examines what it’s like to sit in the England selector’s hot seat
Lawrence Booth on Yorkshire’s investigation into Azeem Rafiq’s allegations
New feature: the ‘Iconography of Cricket’. Phil Walker picks out the great images from the game’s Golden Age,
TMS statistician Andy Zaltzman unravels the significance of the number 99

Almanack 2021

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Writer: Roshan Gede

The ones who missed out: Overseas XI of released players ahead of IPL 2021

'A quirk of cricket': Williamson runout reprieve highlights inconsistency in playing regulations

What India's playing XI could be if the five isolated players miss out

The ten most memorable Test match saving knocks

The Ten: IPL cameos – From AB's 360-degree show to the Russell muscle

Seven players IPL sides shouldn't have let go

On this day in 2011: Pakistan end Australia's invincibility at World Cups

New Zealand v India: India ODI player ratings

Major takeaways from India U19s' World Cup 2020 campaign

Big Bash League 2019/20: Five breakout stars of BBL 09

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