Three Indians, two Pakistanis, two West Indians, a Sri Lankan, a New Zealander, a South African and an Afghan walk into an XI

More T20s? More countries? More leagues? The Olympics?

Technology influences various aspects of cricket today, and that is only set to increase in the years ahead

How does visualisation help players perform better in matches?

Now more than ever in cricket, on-field strategy is dictated by how teams make sense of all the data available to them

For the made-for-TV drama, and the fairness and competitive balance brought about by salary caps and minimum-spend stipulations

Explosive, entertaining, unpredictable - Brendon McCullum talks about the thinking that underlies his batting and captaincy in T20

Almost the entire focus has been on Ireland in their debut Test, which will suit Pakistan just fine as they look to start their tour on a winning note

The delivery can give you great results but it's very difficult to bowl consistently, and batsmen aren't afraid to take you on anymore

The demands of T20 have made sustained big hitting in cricket commonplace

The coach, as cricket knew the role, might be outdated. How will back rooms be run in the future?

Ten years ago it was anathema, but now the ECB is effectively paying its players to take part

Among the first players to turn to T20 full time, Dwayne Bravo has carved himself a special niche as the man captains turn to at the pointy end

Some of the finest Associate players in the business, that's who. Here is why

Low-scoring ODI classics on the big stage

Australia's T20 revolutionary explains why and how he does what he does

Gary Kirsten talks about the increasingly important role of the coach in the shortest format

For all the pessimism about the sport, in many ways it is in better shape than ever

Meticulous and clinical, the Adelaide Strikers turned a precarious position against the Sydney Thunder into a 25-run win to reach the top of the Big Bash League table

Cohesion is important in team sport and results in the Big Bash have promoted the ideal of a largely settled side