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The Empty Ledger: The Cricket Story That Left No Record of Itself2026-10-27There is a wooden box on my desk in Bengaluru, filled with index cards. One...
From 154/9 to 242: Shadab Khan's Hundred Was the Headline, England's 20 Unused Balls Were the Story2026-10-27When Pakistan had lost nine wickets for 154 and needed 88 to win in Lahore, t...
The Margin of a Blank Sheet: The Discipline of Writing 'Insufficient Information' in Cricket Reporting2026-10-27A file lies open on my desk in Delhi. The title field reads N/A, the...
Sharjah Evenings, Nabi's Absence and Afghanistan's Depth: The Real Story Behind Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe T20Is2026-10-27I usually open a squad list to check the schedule. This time my eye stopped a...
Sharjah, 6:30 PM, and a Missing Name: What the Afghanistan-Zimbabwe T20I Series Is Really About2026-10-26Sharjah Cricket Stadium, a 6:30 PM local start. First match on 27 October,...
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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 Empty Ledger: The Cricket Story That Left No Record of ItselfThere is a wooden box on my desk in Bengaluru, filled with index cards. One...
From 154/9 to 242: Shadab Khan's Hundred Was the Headline, England's 20 Unused Balls Were the StoryWhen Pakistan had lost nine wickets for 154 and needed 88 to win in Lahore, t...
The Empty Information Point: Where Cricket Coverage's Data Supply Chain BreaksThe laptop was still open on the scorer's desk in a Bangalore press box. A ta...
Zero Input, Forty Conclusions: The Confidence Trade in Cricket CoverageThere is an eight-section cricket analysis sitting in front of me. It carries...
England's three defeats and McCullum's 'lessons': the missing document is the last ten oversAt Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, the board read Pakistan 154 for 9, chasing 241 ...
The Margin of a Blank Sheet: The Discipline of Writing 'Insufficient Information' in Cricket ReportingA file lies open on my desk in Delhi. The title field reads N/A, the...
Sharjah Evenings, Nabi's Absence and Afghanistan's Depth: The Real Story Behind Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe T20IsI usually open a squad list to check the schedule. This time my eye stopped a...
Sharjah, 6:30 PM, and a Missing Name: What the Afghanistan-Zimbabwe T20I Series Is Really AboutSharjah Cricket Stadium, a 6:30 PM local start. First match on 27 October,...
Tilak and Nitish Held Their Nerve, but India's 2-0 Lead Was Built in a Powerplay Nobody Wrote AboutHook Hagley Oval, Christchurch. India beat New Zealand by four wickets and to...
Empty Pitch, Filled Template: The Day a Cricket Analysis Had No Match In ItThe file arrived on a Tuesday afternoon. Eight sections, eleven tables,...
Three Formats, One Silence: The Real Cricket Debate Hidden Inside a Podcast PromoA promo for an episode of "The Scoop" podcast surfaced recently. It listed fo...
3.3 Overs, Twenty-One Balls and an Empty Column: Nortje's Groin and the Proteas' Selection LedgerOpen the scorecard of the first Australian innings at St George's Park,...
An 8 PM start, dew and 69 off 31: the real arithmetic behind India's 2-0 lead in New ZealandThe scoreboard read 69 needed off 31 balls with four wickets in hand when Nam...
Konstas's 149: What the Scorecard Hides Sits in a 25-Ball BlockThe ledger opened at 131 balls at the WACA on Saturday, 24 October, and the...
The Night of the Empty File: Seven N/As, One Domain Label, and Cricket Reporting's Oldest ChecklistOne forty in the morning. Two screens are lit on the desk. One carries a...
The Test Recall Noise Around Konstas Is Pleasing. But That 149 Was a Flat-Track Special.The moment Sam Konstas's bat stopped at 149, my eye was on the small line...
Perry's New-Ball Spell and Short's Stakes — What the 138-Run DLS Win Doesn't SayWhen we hit record, the scorecard was still warm. In front of me was 137 —...
Cricket Analysis from Empty Data? Exposing the Stage-1 Pipeline FailureIn the world of cricket, whenever a big tournament comes around, everyone has...
The truth buried under Perry's 4-9: Victoria's 138-run win is DLS arithmetic, not a cricket storyThe scorecard says 138 runs. I opened the scorecard first, then the...
Twenty-one balls before Cape Town: Nortje's injury is not the story, the selection ledger isTwenty-one balls. That is the whole of Anrich Nortje's first-innings...
A Podcast Teaser, Three Unlabelled Formats and the ICC-League Standoff: The Scorebook Is Empty, the Questions Are NotAt 6:40 on a Dubai morning, with the tea gone cold, the first line in my...
From 154/9 to 242: Shadab Khan's Hundred Was the Headline, England's 20 Unused Balls Were the StoryWhen Pakistan had lost nine wickets for 154 and needed 88 to win in Lahore, t...
The Empty Information Point: Where Cricket Coverage's Data Supply Chain BreaksThe laptop was still open on the scorer's desk in a Bangalore press box. A ta...
Zero Input, Forty Conclusions: The Confidence Trade in Cricket CoverageThere is an eight-section cricket analysis sitting in front of me. It carries...
England's three defeats and McCullum's 'lessons': the missing document is the last ten oversAt Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, the board read Pakistan 154 for 9, chasing 241 ...
The Margin of a Blank Sheet: The Discipline of Writing 'Insufficient Information' in Cricket ReportingA file lies open on my desk in Delhi. The title field reads N/A, the...
Sharjah Evenings, Nabi's Absence and Afghanistan's Depth: The Real Story Behind Afghanistan vs Zimbabwe T20IsI usually open a squad list to check the schedule. This time my eye stopped a...
Sharjah, 6:30 PM, and a Missing Name: What the Afghanistan-Zimbabwe T20I Series Is Really AboutSharjah Cricket Stadium, a 6:30 PM local start. First match on 27 October,...
Tilak and Nitish Held Their Nerve, but India's 2-0 Lead Was Built in a Powerplay Nobody Wrote AboutHook Hagley Oval, Christchurch. India beat New Zealand by four wickets and to...
Empty Pitch, Filled Template: The Day a Cricket Analysis Had No Match In ItThe file arrived on a Tuesday afternoon. Eight sections, eleven tables,...
Three Formats, One Silence: The Real Cricket Debate Hidden Inside a Podcast PromoA promo for an episode of "The Scoop" podcast surfaced recently. It listed fo...
3.3 Overs, Twenty-One Balls and an Empty Column: Nortje's Groin and the Proteas' Selection LedgerOpen the scorecard of the first Australian innings at St George's Park,...
An 8 PM start, dew and 69 off 31: the real arithmetic behind India's 2-0 lead in New ZealandThe scoreboard read 69 needed off 31 balls with four wickets in hand when Nam...
Konstas's 149: What the Scorecard Hides Sits in a 25-Ball BlockThe ledger opened at 131 balls at the WACA on Saturday, 24 October, and the...
The Night of the Empty File: Seven N/As, One Domain Label, and Cricket Reporting's Oldest ChecklistOne forty in the morning. Two screens are lit on the desk. One carries a...
The Test Recall Noise Around Konstas Is Pleasing. But That 149 Was a Flat-Track Special.The moment Sam Konstas's bat stopped at 149, my eye was on the small line...
Perry's New-Ball Spell and Short's Stakes — What the 138-Run DLS Win Doesn't SayWhen we hit record, the scorecard was still warm. In front of me was 137 —...
Cricket Analysis from Empty Data? Exposing the Stage-1 Pipeline FailureIn the world of cricket, whenever a big tournament comes around, everyone has...
The truth buried under Perry's 4-9: Victoria's 138-run win is DLS arithmetic, not a cricket storyThe scorecard says 138 runs. I opened the scorecard first, then the...
Twenty-one balls before Cape Town: Nortje's injury is not the story, the selection ledger isTwenty-one balls. That is the whole of Anrich Nortje's first-innings...
A Podcast Teaser, Three Unlabelled Formats and the ICC-League Standoff: The Scorebook Is Empty, the Questions Are NotAt 6:40 on a Dubai morning, with the tea gone cold, the first line in my...