Writer: Sarah Waris

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Five future long-term captaincy options for India, after Kohli steps down

Two special mentions as well

T20 World Cup 2021
Yuzvendra Chahal's axing was a long time coming, but it doesn't have to be the end

Chahals fortunes have dipped, but theres always hope

by Sarah Waris / September 17, 2021
Opinion
Rohit Sharma should not be Virat Kohli's successor as India T20I captain

It would not be the best move

by Sarah Waris / September 17, 2021
T20 World Cup 2021
Five selection debates for India at the T20 World Cup

Where are the middle order options?

by Sarah Waris / September 15, 2021
England v India
IPL or no IPL, Kohli's India are keeping Test cricket alive, not killing it

Accusations and criticism galore

by Sarah Waris / September 12, 2021
England v India
Where does Gill fit back in? Five questions for India after the England tour

Who opens when Gill returns?

by Sarah Waris / September 12, 2021
England v India
England v India 2021: India player ratings for the England series

What do you make of these?

by Sarah Waris / September 10, 2021
T20 World Cup 2021
Six players unlucky to miss out from India's T20 World Cup squad

Some big omissions

by Sarah Waris / September 9, 2021
England v India
Ravindra Jadeja at No.5 makes sense for him and for India

It wasn't a loo break for Rahane

by Sarah Waris / September 5, 2021
England v India
Rohit Sharma is an all-format, all-condition beast

Rohit is following a template he does in white-ball

by Sarah Waris / September 5, 2021

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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,
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Writer: Sarah Waris

Five future long-term captaincy options for India, after Kohli steps down

Yuzvendra Chahal's axing was a long time coming, but it doesn't have to be the end

Rohit Sharma should not be Virat Kohli's successor as India T20I captain

Five selection debates for India at the T20 World Cup

IPL or no IPL, Kohli's India are keeping Test cricket alive, not killing it

Where does Gill fit back in? Five questions for India after the England tour

England v India 2021: India player ratings for the England series

Six players unlucky to miss out from India's T20 World Cup squad

Ravindra Jadeja at No.5 makes sense for him and for India

Rohit Sharma is an all-format, all-condition beast

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