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    featurecricket15 hours ago

    New Zealand cricket will survive pandemic through breezy ways

    Place a bunch of essentially different people together you’ll see how differently they react to dire situations, take the coronavirus-induced pandemic for example. Some have gone insane staying indoors, some are just enjoying their extended lifestyle and the rest are simply bored. 
    Sritama Panda
    featurecricket16 hours ago

    England Cricket Board’s rescue plan for resuming cricket could doom people

    While the entire world seems to be like Wagner Moura from Narcos, looking at their sad life without any sport, England have devised a plan to bring cricket back to action. Oh, the look of excitement from a rather lacklustre one just a few days ago, can cricket really really be back for real?
    Aakash Sivasubramaniam
    featurecricket4 days ago

    Covid-19 outbreak zaps England’s red-ball ambitions back to square one

    The County Championship is not really the common Englishman’s cup of tea. Go around asking people in the towns and you would realize that on a Saturday afternoon, they would much rather watch a drab League 2 encounter between Swindon Town and Cheltenham.
    Anirudh Suresh
    featurecricket5 days ago

    How England Cricket warned cricket fraternity about a world threat

    'When the going gets tough, the tough get going' - A popular American saying that defines England cricket best. The England and Wales Cricket Board have been royal and tough all along, building and reinventing themselves to survive and to reach the glory that has always been their quest. 
    Sritama Panda
    featurecricket7 days ago

    No Wasim Khan, not Mohammed Hafeez’s, your statement is the problem

    Pakistan’s Cricket history is a classic case of contradiction, even for their own liking. From the tale of Javed Miandad’s outrageous batting to Imran Khan’s Oxbridge leadership, it has been a glorious one for generations. But what do we all actually remember?
    Bastab K Parida
    featurecricket8 days ago

    The Test - A deep dive into shimmering Australianism and the story of one fine resurrection

    Australia’s National Trust has elected over 100 people as National Treasure and Justin Langer is not one among them. Douglas Walters, Ian Chappell, Mark Waugh and Bill Lawry are part of the prestigious list by the way, yet Langer has racked up more Test hundreds than any of them. A statement?
    Bastab K Parida
    featurecricket9 days ago

    Sheffield Shield 2019-20 | 'Flop XI' of the tournament

    ‘The Shield is over and everything’s worse now’ were the words that echoed amongst the fans but that was not the case for certain players. Indeed, there were players who had stinkers and we, here at SportsCafe, have made an XI out of the players who were happy to see the tournament get scrapped.
    Anirudh Suresh
    featurecricket11 days ago

    What IPL cancellation could mean for overseas players vying for WT20 spots

    With the future of IPL 2020 hanging by a meagre thread, there are anxious cricketers not only in India but all around the world, for it could determine their participation in the World T20. We, here at SportsCafe, look at what the potential cancellation of IPL could mean to these players.
    Anirudh Suresh
    featurecricketa month ago

    Revamped Josh Hazlewood one-stop solution for Australia's third seamer woes

    ‘What are some facts that sound fake but are actually true?’ is a popular question in r/askReddit and the thread has over 16K comments and responses. If you scroll through some of the facts there, you would be genuinely fascinated, surprised and maybe even shocked; because they are absurd.
    Anirudh Suresh
    featurecricketa month ago

    Australia take valuable lesson from Port Elizabeth despite varying fortunes

    ‘In a twenty-20 game, every ball is an event,’ Mark Nicholas said on air following a pacy Mitchell Starc yorker that thudded into the pads of Quinton de Kock, who went for an unsuccessful on-side hoick. And today at St George's Park, for a long while, every ball was an event indeed.
    Anirudh Suresh