Language - | With one of their best displays on English soil, India's four-man pace battery vindicate Kohli's tactical masterstroke Even when millions of Indians were more concerned about women's hockey than cricket for a change, which was historic itself, Virat Kohli's decision to drop Ravichandran Ashwin didn't go under the radar. It shocked one and all when Jadeja and Shardul got the nod ahead of the ace spinner. Harshit Anand |
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 | The Gameplan | How Indian bowlers can trouble English batsmen and set the tone for the series While the series between India and England isn't hyped as much due to the craze of the Olympics, it doesn't take away the fact that a series win in England would mean the world to the Indian team. On the last tour, India had won their solitary Test at Trent Bridge, where they start the series. Harshit Anand |
 | England’s top three and an understated Hameed conundrum that surrounds it When Zak Crawley scored that scintillating double century against Pakistan, it was widely expected that the Three Lions’ search for a No.3 was coming to an end. But with his turbulent performance in the recent past combined with the glorious return of Haseeb Hameed, England have a decision to make. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | The Good, Bad and Ugly | Australia edition ft. Captain Carey, Ashton ‘Turner’ and the BBL Tragedy The sight of Australia winning a game of cricket, these days, is as rare as watching Timo Werner putting the ball on the back of the net, so well done to Alex Carey for making a seemingly arduous task look easy. On that note, why don’t we try something different? Anirudh Suresh |
 | Taking away opportunities from one avenue, The Hundred has provided the chance elsewhere to seize The Hundred, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)’s brainchild, has certainly been the talk of the town, literally and figuratively and in the public relations world, the tournament has excelled. However, elsewhere, it has certainly taken away the playing opportunity for several counties. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Ignored for four years, unstoppable Liam Livingstone has made himself undroppable England have an embarrassment of riches in white-ball cricket, but heading into the T20 World Cup, Liam Livingstone might just be the most valuable commodity for the Three Lions. Anirudh Suresh |
 | Takeaways for Australia from the Windies series ft. Unimpressive fringe pacers, Marsh's golden run and finishers conundrum Taking the field after a long gap of four months with a weakened unit, Australia were up for a massive challenge against West Indies, with a lot to draw from the series with the T20 World Cup in sight. Let's take a look at where Australia stand and what they found out from their series loss. Harshit Anand |
 | KulCha: A nostalgic reunion, but let us tone down our expectations Colombo will mark the return of the famed duo of Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal, popularly known as KulCha, to the foray after they scalped five wickets amongst themselves in the intra-squad game. If India can get their wrist-spin duo back to their best, nothing can beat the majesty of that. Harshit Anand |
 | From Phil Salt’s A to Ben Stokes’ C: Grading English players who featured in the Pakistan ODIs England might have hastily assembled a ‘C’ team for the ODIs against Pakistan, but most of them emerged on the other side with flying colors, registering an ‘A’ next to their name. Anirudh Suresh |
 | Takeaways for Pakistan from the England series ft. Babar silencing critics and Shadab-Faheem's poor run The very existence of Pakistan cricket turns the sport more fascinating. They bring the element of uncertainty to the next level and never disappoint when it comes to delivering extremes on the field of cricket. Harshit Anand |