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Pakistan Eye Big Changes for Lord’s After Headingley Humbling
• 26 Aug, 26 • by InkspilledPakistan's tour of England has started about as badly as it possibly could. An innings and 120 run defeat at Headingley is not the kind of scoreline
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The Rise of the Doosra: How One Delivery Changed Spin Bowling Forever
• 21 Aug, 26 • by InkspilledFor over a century, batting against an off-spinner followed a simple logic: the ball would turn one way, into the right-hander, and you played accordingly.
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India’s Selection Headache: Who Fills the Test Batting Gaps vs Sri Lanka?
• 14 Aug, 26 • by InkspilledFor over a decade, picking India's Test batting line-up was one of the easiest jobs in cricket. You wrote down the same iconic names, in the same order, and got on with your day.
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India’s Greatest Test Captains and Their Enduring Legacies
• 11 Aug, 26 • by InkspilledA great captain does more than win the toss and set the field. He changes what a team believes is possible. India's transformation from timid tourists into a fearless global force
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The Hundred Goes Fully Privately-Owned in 2026: A New Era for English Cricket
• 06 Aug, 26 • by InkspilledFor five seasons, The Hundred belonged to English cricket's establishment. From 2026, The Hundred enters a new commercial era,
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History of Team India in International Cricket: From Underdogs to Superpower
• 30 Jul, 26 • by InkspilledOn June 25, 1932, a young Indian side walked out at Lord's to play its first Test match. They lost, they were raw, and few gave them much of a future.