Tag: ODI

Trophy disaster can’t play on minds

30 June 2017 0 comments

By Dan Barnes Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe ODI Series SRI Lanka captain Angelo Mathews has implored his side to adopt […]

Khan shows why spin can still be king

16 June 2017 0 comments

The editor of Cricket Statistician analyses recent events SIMON SWEETMAN As the Champions’ Trophy moves towards its conclusion – hopefully […]

Rain ruins Afghans chance of major ODI scalp

16 June 2017 0 comments

WEST INDIES V AFGHANISTAN ROUND-UP By Matt Bishop THE three-match series between the West Indies and Afghanistan ended in a […]

Rivalry set for next twist as India ease into the final thanks to Rohit brilliance

16 June 2017 0 comments

By Joshua Peck Bangladesh 264-7 India 265-1 India won by 9 wickets Umpires: HDPK Dharmasena (Sri Lanka), RA Kettleborough Edgbaston, […]

It’s a night/day dilemma

16 June 2017 0 comments

I CAN understand that a day/night match can’t have a highlights programme until late at night. But when an ODI […]

ROY MUST LEARN TO PUT TEAM FIRST AGAIN

16 June 2017 0 comments

JASON Roy will come again. His coach Trevor Bayliss is in no doubt, nor should anyone else be, that, when […]

Farbrace: We’ll stick to winning formula

9 June 2017 0 comments

By Chris Stocks ENGLAND will keep faith with Jason Roy for their final Champions Trophy group match against Australia at […]

RIVALRIES NEED FIGHTING SPIRIT

9 June 2017 0 comments

Tim Wigmore says an Indian stronghold over Pakistan in limited-overs cricket makes the rivalry far less intense… Tim Wigmore Needle: […]

Neil Manthorp column – Why the Proteas are right to count on Kagiso

7 June 2017 1 comment

The big-hitters grab the headlines and attention but it’s equally a fact that the team with the highest wicket-takers – […]

Planet Cricket – An unwanted sibling outshines World Cup

5 June 2017 0 comments

Tim Wigmore says Champions Trophy’s slick format puts the bloated World Cup to shame The scene was a farce. It […]

Peter Hayter column – When DRS becomes another tactic, not a failsafe

5 June 2017 0 comments

South Africa, chasing 331 to win the second Royal London ODI against England at the Ageas Bowl and square the […]

WHY THE PROTEAS ARERIGHT TO COUNT ON KAGISO

2 June 2017 0 comments

NEIL MANTHORP The big-hitters grab the headlines and attention but it’s equally a fact that the team with the highest […]

Wright steps down as Sussex captain

2 June 2017 0 comments

SUSSEX are on the hunt for a new permanent captain after Luke Wright decided to step down from the role. […]

Planet Cricket – Milne ruffling new feathers!

29 May 2017 0 comments

Tim Wigmore looks at the stuttering career of speedster Adam Milne as the paceman embarks on another career chapter Who’s […]

MILNE RUFFLING NEW FEATHERS!

26 May 2017 0 comments

Tim Wigmore looks at the stuttering career of speedster Adam Milne as the paceman embarks on another career chapter PLANET […]

De Villiers: We have to show England our respect

23 May 2017 0 comments

AB de Villiers says England have won the respect of the cricketing world after coming back from “rock bottom” at […]

Martin Johnson column – It’s time to spare us all that post-game baloney

23 May 2017 0 comments

Listening to the various spoutings of the politicians in the run up to the General Election, do you ever get […]

Jerome has eyes back on Windies

19 May 2017 0 comments

By Edwin Charles SUSSEX pace bowler Jerome Taylor hopes to win a recall from the West Indies. Taylor originally retired […]

So much quality is on show

19 May 2017 0 comments

ALASTAIR COOK and James Vince picking up fine form in the one-day format, don’t you just love the element of […]

One last ‘test’ at the WACA for England…

12 May 2017 0 comments

Plenty to shout about: Jake Ball could be vital to England’s hopes with the ball this summer after impressing against […]

India: Yes to Trophy but no to Suresh

12 May 2017 0 comments

By Seth Francis INDIA will take part at next month’s Champions Trophy with Virat Kohli leading the side. The squad […]

RASHID IS FLYING THE AFGHAN FLAG

12 May 2017 0 comments

Chetan Narula talks to Rashid Khan, the first Afghanistan player ever to play in the Indian Premier League On April […]

A FIXTURE THAT MEANS SO MUCH

5 May 2017 0 comments

Crossing the Irish Sea: Eoin Morgan playing in Ireland colours back in 2007 PICTURE: Getty Images Tim Wigmore looks at […]

Softly-softly style winning fight for talent Down Under

5 May 2017 0 comments

By Adam Collins IT’S the quintessential quandary for talented Australian sportspeople: footy or cricket? Many have balanced both. The late […]

Why Zafar needed to broaden his horizons

2 May 2017 0 comments

Alison Mitchell says Zafar Ansari’s decision to quit cricket was no big surprise to his peers To those who know […]

Tag: ODI

Trophy disaster can’t play on minds

Khan shows why spin can still be king

Rain ruins Afghans chance of major ODI scalp

Rivalry set for next twist as India ease into the final thanks to Rohit brilliance

It’s a night/day dilemma

ROY MUST LEARN TO PUT TEAM FIRST AGAIN

Farbrace: We’ll stick to winning formula

RIVALRIES NEED FIGHTING SPIRIT

Neil Manthorp column – Why the Proteas are right to count on Kagiso

Planet Cricket – An unwanted sibling outshines World Cup

Peter Hayter column – When DRS becomes another tactic, not a failsafe

WHY THE PROTEAS ARERIGHT TO COUNT ON KAGISO

Wright steps down as Sussex captain

Planet Cricket – Milne ruffling new feathers!

MILNE RUFFLING NEW FEATHERS!

De Villiers: We have to show England our respect

Martin Johnson column – It’s time to spare us all that post-game baloney

Jerome has eyes back on Windies

So much quality is on show

One last ‘test’ at the WACA for England…

India: Yes to Trophy but no to Suresh

RASHID IS FLYING THE AFGHAN FLAG

A FIXTURE THAT MEANS SO MUCH

Softly-softly style winning fight for talent Down Under

Why Zafar needed to broaden his horizons

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