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World CricketSix Years After Potchefstroom: The Scorebook That Won a Title but Didn't Build Cricketers2026-09-28On the page in my notebook dated February 9, 2026, there are two things...
World CricketThe Empty Hours of Kanpur: Shakib Al Hasan's Last Test, Written in the Arithmetic of Rain2026-09-28The first thing that catches the eye on the fourth morning at Green Park,...
World CricketThe Notebook Before the Final Ball: County Winter, Qatar, and a Young Pacer's Patience Test2026-09-274:42 p.m., the last session of the fourth day. At the top of the over he rubb...
World CricketFrom Rawalpindi's Empty Stands to a Bedsheet Screen in Khulna: The Real Ledger of Bangladesh's Test Wins2026-09-27Late August 2026. The Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium was mostly empty — a run of...
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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
Ledger First, Hype Later: Bangladesh's Under-19 Cohort and the Arithmetic of the Age CurveFebruary 9, 2026, Potchefstroom. After the rain cleared, Bangladesh beat Indi...
The Real Scorecard Is Written in Contract Clauses: Cricket's Transfer Economy, Insurance and the Blockchain LedgerThe dew had not dried at the Mymensingh training ground. A twenty-one-year-ol...
Six Years After Potchefstroom: The Scorebook That Won a Title but Didn't Build CricketersOn the page in my notebook dated February 9, 2026, there are two things...
The ₹27 Crore Paddle and the NOC Desk: In Cricket’s Transfer Market, the Calendar Was Always the ContractIt was past ten in the evening in Jeddah on November 24, 2026, and the paddle...
The Empty Hours of Kanpur: Shakib Al Hasan's Last Test, Written in the Arithmetic of RainThe first thing that catches the eye on the fourth morning at Green Park,...
The Language of the Release Clause: In Franchise Cricket's Transfer Market, the Truth is Written in the Ledger, Not the HeadlineAround noon, the shadows had shrunk on the practice field beside the...
The New T20 Cycle: Where Bangladesh's Batting Problem Really SitsI was sitting at a tea stall next to the Agrabad cyber cafe where the first...
T20 World Cup 2026: Bangladesh's Powerplay Fear Is a System Problem, Not a Batter ProblemThe Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York, June 10, 2026. On ...
Will Blockchain Replace Cricket's Umpire? A Ledger's Confession1.88 millimetres. In Doha that line split a season; the operators ruled the...
The Notebook Before the Final Ball: County Winter, Qatar, and a Young Pacer's Patience Test4:42 p.m., the last session of the fourth day. At the top of the over he rubb...
The 24 Balls After a Wicket: The Fourth Phase Sylhet's Spreadsheet Cannot FindSylhet International Cricket Stadium, 8:10 in the evening. Dew has settled on...
Where the Anchor Drops: From Rawalpindi to Kanpur, a One-Year Forensic of Bangladesh's Test StructureHook — The Afternoon the Scorecard Cannot Hold Rawalpindi, second Test, final...
Cricket's Transfer Window: The 900-Minute Gate, Agent Pressure and the Repeatability AuditLast December, inside a franchise auction room, the paddle went up for a youn...
Cricket on the Blockchain: Applause for a Fan Token, a Ledger Nobody Reads, and the Lesson of the Empty StandA late-season evening at a franchise league. Twenty-five thousand people in t...
20 Runs, 10 Wickets: Why Bangladesh's Home Wins Rest on One ShoulderLate afternoon, 30 August 2026, Mirpur. I was sitting in the eastern gallery ...
The Real Scorecard Is Written in Contract Clauses: Cricket's Transfer Economy, Insurance and the Blockchain LedgerThe dew had not dried at the Mymensingh training ground. A twenty-one-year-ol...
Six Years After Potchefstroom: The Scorebook That Won a Title but Didn't Build CricketersOn the page in my notebook dated February 9, 2026, there are two things...
The ₹27 Crore Paddle and the NOC Desk: In Cricket’s Transfer Market, the Calendar Was Always the ContractIt was past ten in the evening in Jeddah on November 24, 2026, and the paddle...
The Empty Hours of Kanpur: Shakib Al Hasan's Last Test, Written in the Arithmetic of RainThe first thing that catches the eye on the fourth morning at Green Park,...
The Language of the Release Clause: In Franchise Cricket's Transfer Market, the Truth is Written in the Ledger, Not the HeadlineAround noon, the shadows had shrunk on the practice field beside the...
The New T20 Cycle: Where Bangladesh's Batting Problem Really SitsI was sitting at a tea stall next to the Agrabad cyber cafe where the first...
T20 World Cup 2026: Bangladesh's Powerplay Fear Is a System Problem, Not a Batter ProblemThe Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York, June 10, 2026. On ...
Will Blockchain Replace Cricket's Umpire? A Ledger's Confession1.88 millimetres. In Doha that line split a season; the operators ruled the...
The Notebook Before the Final Ball: County Winter, Qatar, and a Young Pacer's Patience Test4:42 p.m., the last session of the fourth day. At the top of the over he rubb...
The 24 Balls After a Wicket: The Fourth Phase Sylhet's Spreadsheet Cannot FindSylhet International Cricket Stadium, 8:10 in the evening. Dew has settled on...
Where the Anchor Drops: From Rawalpindi to Kanpur, a One-Year Forensic of Bangladesh's Test StructureHook — The Afternoon the Scorecard Cannot Hold Rawalpindi, second Test, final...
Cricket's Transfer Window: The 900-Minute Gate, Agent Pressure and the Repeatability AuditLast December, inside a franchise auction room, the paddle went up for a youn...
Cricket on the Blockchain: Applause for a Fan Token, a Ledger Nobody Reads, and the Lesson of the Empty StandA late-season evening at a franchise league. Twenty-five thousand people in t...
20 Runs, 10 Wickets: Why Bangladesh's Home Wins Rest on One ShoulderLate afternoon, 30 August 2026, Mirpur. I was sitting in the eastern gallery ...