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His dad is Modi’s right-hand man. India’s Jay Shah may soon be running world cricket
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India

His dad is Modi’s right-hand man. India’s Jay Shah may soon be running world cricket

Why was Jay Shah on the podium when India won the Twenty20 World Cup? There is an election coming up.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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The Bazball reality: England entertain, but their opponents win
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England

The Bazball reality: England entertain, but their opponents win

England’s lofty Bazball rhetoric is divorced from the reality that Ben Stokes’ team faces. They entertain; their opponents win.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Stokes sledges Aussies again as Labuschagne’s county side fall one short in world record chase

Stokes sledges Aussies again as Labuschagne’s county side fall one short in world record chase

Marnus Labuschagne and Glamorgan captain Sam Northeast both scored centuries to set up a grandstand finish in the county clash against Gloucestershire.

‘Jonny will hate me saying this’: Root admits Lord’s stumping was fair

‘Jonny will hate me saying this’: Root admits Lord’s stumping was fair

Jonny Bairstow was dropped from the England Test team this week, and has now had a big-name teammate admit his Lord’s stumping was fair.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Afghanistan’s women cricketers are in exile in Australia, unable to play. This is their plea

Afghanistan’s women cricketers are in exile in Australia, unable to play. This is their plea

The cricketers want the game’s power brokers to fund formation of a team outside Taliban control.

  • by Daniel Brettig
‘Gut wrenching’: South Africa’s choke puts India on top of T20 World

‘Gut wrenching’: South Africa’s choke puts India on top of T20 World

India had all the advantages in this World Cup, but it still took an extraordinary collapse by South Africa and a marginal umpiring decision to secure the trophy in Barbados.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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At arm’s length: MCC members pay the price for Lord’s Bairstow fracas
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Test cricket

At arm’s length: MCC members pay the price for Lord’s Bairstow fracas

Marylebone Cricket Club are custodians of cricket’s laws and CEO Guy Lavender says the Australians did nothing wrong despite the outcry over Jonny Bairstow’s stumping.

  • by Malcolm Conn and Daniel Brettig
Chokers no more? South Africa break 32-year cup curse

Chokers no more? South Africa break 32-year cup curse

Thirty-two years of World Cup hurt were wiped away in the couple of hours it took South Africa to hammer Afghanistan.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Worst over ever: Ashes villain smacked for record 43 runs

Worst over ever: Ashes villain smacked for record 43 runs

England pace bowler Ollie Robinson had returned figures of 1-22 from 12 overs in a county match in England. Things got worse - in a hurry.

  • by Tom Decent
Who should follow Warner out of the losing T20 World Cup team?

Who should follow Warner out of the losing T20 World Cup team?

Australia had just one player under 30 in the team that lost to India and missed the Twenty20 World Cup finals. What changes need to be made?

  • by Malcolm Conn
Drama and farce reign, but Australia didn’t deserve a World Cup semi-final

Drama and farce reign, but Australia didn’t deserve a World Cup semi-final

Afghanistan sealed Australia’s World Cup fate at 1.05am Caribbean time, but the defining moment of a failed campaign arrived well before then.

  • by Daniel Brettig