Writer: Sarah Waris

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What would an India A, India B, India C Test team look like?

Kohli, Rahane and Shaw are the three captains

India v New Zealand
Marks out of 10: Player ratings for India in the Test series against New Zealand

One player gets a high of 9/10

by Sarah Waris / December 6, 2021
India v New Zealand
Mayank Agarwal makes a hundred that means nothing and everything

Will it mean Mayank plays in South Africa?

by Sarah Waris / December 3, 2021
IPL 2022
MS Dhoni's CSK retention might defy cricketing logic, but that's not the only type of logic there is

It doesn't make sense but it does

by Sarah Waris / December 1, 2021
India v New Zealand
Ravindra Jadeja reminds everyone of the bowler he's always been

Ashwin over Jadeja, but the latter has been doing his job

by Sarah Waris / November 30, 2021
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2021/22
Shahrukh Khan, the famous name who's much more than a one-hit wonder

Make way, there's another SRK in town!

by Sarah Waris / November 25, 2021
India v New Zealand
A tale of two Iyers and the return of the Ash - Five takeaways from India's T20I series win against New Zealand

Is Venkatesh Iyer the answer to Hardik Pandya?

by Sarah Waris / November 22, 2021
India v New Zealand
Winning endless bilaterals is pointless if India don't learn anything about themselves along the way

Win the toss and DO NOT field first

by Sarah Waris / November 20, 2021
India v New Zealand
Pigeonholing Hanuma Vihari as an overseas specialist doesn't make sense for anyone

He does matter

by Sarah Waris / November 16, 2021
Opinion
It's time to ask the unaskable: Is the IPL holding India back?

The IPL does have its perils

by Sarah Waris / November 16, 2021

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December '21 Issue

Ashes special – we consider how Joe Root’s men can overcome the odds, CricViz examine the accepted truths of how teams can beat the Aussies in Australia, and Haseeb Hameed gives a rare exclusive
Cricket’s great half-centuries
Phil Tufnell on his turbulent life in the game
Katherine Brunt sits down with her forming bowling partner Isa Guha to discuss her extraordinary career
County Files – outgoing Essex legend Ryan ten Doeschate opens up on leadership and the big regret from his decorated career
Columnists – Andrew Miller shines a light on cricket’s moral maze, Lawrence Booth tackles the question of taking a knee, Adam Collins laments the premature international retirement of James Pattinson and Suresh Menon considers the wider impact of the game’s fiercest rivalry

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Writer: Sarah Waris

What would an India A, India B, India C Test team look like?

Marks out of 10: Player ratings for India in the Test series against New Zealand

Mayank Agarwal makes a hundred that means nothing and everything

MS Dhoni's CSK retention might defy cricketing logic, but that's not the only type of logic there is

Ravindra Jadeja reminds everyone of the bowler he's always been

Shahrukh Khan, the famous name who's much more than a one-hit wonder

A tale of two Iyers and the return of the Ash - Five takeaways from India's T20I series win against New Zealand

Winning endless bilaterals is pointless if India don't learn anything about themselves along the way

Pigeonholing Hanuma Vihari as an overseas specialist doesn't make sense for anyone

It's time to ask the unaskable: Is the IPL holding India back?

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