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Bold change of approach under new coach and captain has delivered a striking improvement in results
Competition now claims to be the world’s second-most valuable sports league on a per-game basis
Head coach Brendan McCullum and captain Ben Stokes have empowered a team that lost miserably in Australia
US media group loses IPL streaming rights but pays $3bn to air the sport on traditional TV
Viacom18 secures online broadcast rights for Indian Premier League matches
Sony and Amazon among those expected to join Indian Premier League auction
An insightful, Hawk-Eye-like analysis of the numbers behind cricket predicts an uncertain future for the game
Yorkshireman set records for most runs scored while skipper and most games won . . . and lost
Australia’s tour comes after years of international teams boycotting the country over security fears
Plus: the life and legacy of Aussie cricket legend Shane Warne, leadership insights from Red Bull’s Christian Horner, and more
A sporting superstar who revived the lost art of leg-spin bowling
Tributes pour in for the ‘rock star’ player who reinvented the art of leg spin bowling
With English cricket engulfed in a bitter race row, Sri Lanka’s greatest run scorer talks about growing up amid civil war and the sport’s power to unify
The world’s top players come to India to compete in a league that pays more than any other competition. It has changed the business of cricket, bringing unprecedented funds into the sport. Also: racism scandal delivers new blow in testing times; The Hundred plays the long game; Test cricket loses out to fast formats
India’s $6bn short-format league is about to set off a TV rights frenzy, dealing a further blow to international cricket
England’s city franchise competition aims to build on its appeal to women and young fans
Led by Australia and England, interest is surging but other nations lag behind through lack of funds and opportunity
Castore aims to be ‘the brand of cricket’, building on presence in football and F1
Under pressure to tackle racism and competing formats, England cricket chief Tom Harrison sees opportunity for cultural change
Despite England’s humbling defeats in Australia, broadcasters see the series as a jewel in the sport’s crown
Perceived lack of meaningful competition threatens traditional five-day contest
Administrators risk neglecting the soul of the game in their relentless pursuit of profit
Select committee urges ministers to take action if there is no ‘demonstrable progress’ on ridding racist behaviour
A wartime employee of the British secret service, she liked yoga and a glass of red wine
ECB pledges to improve approach to whistleblowing and to increase diversity on cricketing boards
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