It's the sound of the modern batting that turns despair into dreams, as it did against New Zealand at the Chinnaswamy

There are sexier spin bowlers at this World Cup but few wilier than the Afghanistan stalwart

Member of his own management committee writes email, copying it to the ministry which has oversight over sports

Right up until the moment they haven't - the story of how Afghanistan never got the memo

Despite his immense body of fabulous work, could one say he tends to take out a tenancy agreement with big moments instead of owning them? That might be unfair, but demands on the great often are

Pakistan's attack bowled plenty of dots at the Chinnaswamy, but it was the ones that went for four and six that set the tone

His effectiveness with the new ball has reduced somewhat. Is he striving too hard for that magic ball?

The No. 4 spot is a tricky one, sometimes needing recovery, on other occasions aggression, but Pakistan's wicketkeeper has found the perfect balance

A game magnificent in an inscrutable, otherworldly way

A repeat of chaotic glory like in 1992 and 2017, or a well-oiled team falling short like in 1999 and 2011?

Tectonic shifts in the game have marginalised ODIs severely. Still, the 50-over World Cup is the sport's apex event - and it will be this year as well

The approval comes hours after the PCB wrote to the ICC expressing its displeasure at the delay in the issuance of the visas

PCB confident team will be able to travel to Hyderabad ahead of warm-up game against New Zealand

Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Shah Afridi could be in line to earn as much as PKR 4.5 million a month as a retainer

There was always something a little titillating about Broad's best spells, a slightly guilty pleasure

Pakistan didn't fluke this series win against Sri Lanka. They decided they were going to play like this, told us about it. and went out and did it

New documentary asks familiar questions of the sport, but is it ready to act this time?

Former England captain's remarks on British Muslims branded 'very silly' in new documentary

"If the shoe was on the other foot, I would have a deep think about the whole spirit of the game"

From equal pay for the women's game to the ditching of Eton-Harrow fixtures at Lord's