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The Heaviest Frame in Christchurch Wasn't the Last Over — It Was the Sixth2026-10-25At thirty-five I still haven't kicked the habit. When a match report lands in...
Retiring at 30: S Meghana and the Career the Scoreboard Only Half-Wrote2026-10-24The Oval was silent that evening in 2026, and I made myself a rule afterwards...
Inside Kotak's Praise of 'Fearless Batting' Sits the Truth of a Fear-Driven Selection Policy2026-10-24Ninety-three for no loss after six overs, ten wickets in hand, a 226 target a...
Gabba, Day 4: 99 All Out in 42.4 Overs — Australia's Collapse Is Technical, Not a One-Session Accident2026-10-24In the same Gabba press box where I have filled many scorecards across two...
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2026-09-17Thailand Women91/4 (11 ov)Pakistan Women92/7 (10.4 ov)Pakistan won by 3 wickets
2026-09-17South Africa Women205/4 (20 ov)Zimbabwe Women125/5 (20 ov)South Africa won by 80 runs
2026-09-17Kenya216/5 (20 ov)Botswana152/3 (20 ov)Kenya won by 64 runs
2026-09-17Uganda188/2 (20 ov)Rwanda116/9 (20 ov)Uganda won by 72 runs
2026-09-17United Arab Emirates216/3 (20 ov)Malaysia157/5 (20 ov)United Arab Emirates won by 59 runs
2026-09-17Sri Lanka145/9 (20 ov)England146/4 (12.1 ov)England won by 6 wickets
The Heaviest Frame in Christchurch Wasn't the Last Over — It Was the SixthAt thirty-five I still haven't kicked the habit. When a match report lands in...
Four Cricket Stories, One Unseen Question: The Real Debate Emerging from The Scoop's EpisodeAt 2:40 in the morning, a phone screen lights up in a flat in Abu Dhabi. A...
The Blank Scorecard: What It Costs Cricket Journalism to Print 'Insufficient InformationTwo-forty in the morning, Delhi. On the monitor a template lies open with eig...
Nortje Out of the WTC Decider: 'Mild' Is a Prognosis, Not a Clearance — and South Africa's Real Loss Now Sits in a Workload LedgerThe scans happened on Thursday. The report came in. Anrich Nortje was ruled o...
Retiring at 30: S Meghana and the Career the Scoreboard Only Half-WroteThe Oval was silent that evening in 2026, and I made myself a rule afterwards...
The Empty Scorecard: When Analysis Contains No CricketThis morning, a document arrived in my inbox. Eight sections, more than twent...
Inside Kotak's Praise of 'Fearless Batting' Sits the Truth of a Fear-Driven Selection PolicyNinety-three for no loss after six overs, ten wickets in hand, a 226 target a...
Full Format, Empty Dossier: Who Pays the Invoice for a Cricket Report With No FactsOn Friday evening at a Chennai studio, someone handed me a folder. The cover...
Gabba, Day 4: 99 All Out in 42.4 Overs — Australia's Collapse Is Technical, Not a One-Session AccidentIn the same Gabba press box where I have filled many scorecards across two...
Rain Washed Out Sydney, and Half of Megan Schutt's Ban With It — The Real Invoice Lands on Adelaide StrikersThe women's T20I between Australia and New Zealand in Sydney on Thursday nigh...
Christchurch's 225: The Win Belongs to the Batting, the Warning to the BowlingWhen New Zealand's innings stopped at 225 for 4 at Hagley Oval, the number th...
The Audit of an Empty Column: When the Scorecard Has Nothing to CountI opened the Salt Lake notebook and there was no match on the page. There was...
The Empty Payload: The One Blank Cricket Record That Silently Breaks the Sentiment IndexEighteen cricket items arrived for tagging on a Tuesday afternoon. Seventeen...
Gardner's Tempo: An 84 at North Sydney Sets the Tone for a Big SummerSeven minutes before the final, the page was still blank. I have carried that...
429 Answered With 430: Sri Lanka's Record Chase Was Written in the Final Overs, Not the PowerplayMy notebook keeps one column for every match: the ground. For the match in...
Amit Mishra Named Delhi Capitals Spin Coach: A 174-Wicket File, Three Hat-Tricks, and the Trade Nobody CountedThree lines sit in the ledger, and each is written in a different coloured...
Eight Dimensions, Zero Facts: The Silent Ingestion Failure Inside a 'Complete' Cricket ReportThe file opened at about eleven on Friday night. Eight dimensions, a risk...
The Habit of Filling Empty Boxes: When Indian Cricket's Debate Lost Its Format TagEleven fifty-eight at night. Two reporters in the press box at Bengaluru's M....
