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World Cricket30 off 30: The Arithmetic the Scoreboard Never Shows2026-09-28June 29, 2026, Kensington Oval, Barbados. Two screens in my room in Dubai — o...
World CricketThe Preserved-Wicket Myth: T20 Knockouts Are Lost in the Middle Eight Overs2026-09-28We didn't see it at the time. The board read 119 for 3 after fifteen overs, t...
World CricketILT20's Transfer Window: Price Is Set by NOCs and Quota Maths, Not Performance2026-09-28February 9, 2026. From the press box at Dubai International Stadium I wrote t...
World CricketSmart Contracts and Wet Grass: What Blockchain Fixes in Cricket's Money — and What It Hides2026-09-27On the last day of the English season, the scene at a county ground was not...
World CricketFrom Tape to Ledger: What Blockchain Can and Cannot Do for Cricket's Archives2026-09-27Second floor of a rented house in Rajshahi, seven DVDs in the bottom drawer o...
World CricketThe Hundred's 49% Sell-Down: US Franchise Logic Inside County Boardrooms2026-09-27The biggest cricket transaction of 2026 did not happen at the crease. When 49...
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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
The 23rd Man: The Real Scorecard of Bangladesh Cricket Nobody Reads1. A Foggy Morning, Fifty-Two Spectators, and Twenty-Seven Names The west...
30 Needed Off 30: In the Final's Freeze-Frame, It Is Not Bumrah But SuryakumarThe wind barely moved at Kensington Oval that night. June 29, 2026. The board...
What 2,683 Hand-Counted Overs Told Me: The Unwritten Maths of Bowling Workload in County and Test CricketOne April evening at Chester-le-Street, the fourth day's final session, 27...
Blockchain in Cricket's Ledger: Will Data Finally Become Neutral?In 2026, I hand-coded 44 matches in a Rangpur stadium notebook because no loc...
The BPL Window: Three Dates on a Clearance, an Agent's Commission, and the Gap in an Announced SquadOn a January afternoon outside the indoor nets at Mirpur, a franchise team...
30 off 30: The Arithmetic the Scoreboard Never ShowsJune 29, 2026, Kensington Oval, Barbados. Two screens in my room in Dubai — o...
The Preserved-Wicket Myth: T20 Knockouts Are Lost in the Middle Eight OversWe didn't see it at the time. The board read 119 for 3 after fifteen overs, t...
Auction Price vs Baseline Truth: The Gap Between Tournament Form and League Baseline Nobody Bothers to MeasureOn 29 June 2026, at Kensington Oval in Barbados, South Africa needed 30 runs...
ILT20's Transfer Window: Price Is Set by NOCs and Quota Maths, Not PerformanceFebruary 9, 2026. From the press box at Dubai International Stadium I wrote t...
Rented Futures: How IPL Ownership Networks Are Rewiring Cricket's Labour MarketA cracked kettle. A grainy television screen. Eleven men whose names I did no...
The Two-Minute Line: Delhi's Timed Out and Cricket's Unwritten ClockTwo minutes. Under the floodlights of the Arun Jaitley Stadium that evening,...
The Ledger Beneath the Field: NCL's Invisible TimekeepersOn January 15, 2026, at a venue in Rajshahi, I took out a stopwatch. It was...
Release Clauses and the Wage Ledger: Where the Real Deal Hides Inside Transfer-Window NoiseSamara, 7 July 2026. A quarter-final press box, and in the thirtieth minute...
A 27-Crore Paddle and a One-Line NOC: Who Really Referees Cricket's Transfer Window?When the paddle bearing Rishabh Pant's name dropped at the Jeddah auction sta...
The Silent Stadium Where Bangladesh Found Its VoiceJune 7, 2026, two in the morning in Barishal. Curtains drawn, ceiling fan...
Is Blockchain Cricket's New Scorecard? Smart Contracts, Tokens, and the Pathway LedgerThe notebook was open before the stadium was. One afternoon in January 2026,...
Two Overs at Kensington: Where the Data Said 'Finished', and the Rhythm Said OtherwiseKensington Oval, Barbados. 29 June 2026, 10:47 pm. Under the floodlights the...
The Blockchain Dressing Room: When Cricket's Crowd Goes DigitalI was sitting in the last row of the gallery at Emirates Oval. To my left, a...
When One Camera Angle Rewrites a Series: Catches, Soft Signals and the Unanswered Questions of the 2026 T20 World CupJune 2026, Lord's, day four of the second Ashes Test. England opener Ben...
From the Lord's Bails to Law 38.2: What the Umpire Actually Holds in a Non-Striker Run-OutOn 24 September 2026 at Lord's, Deepti Sharma began her run-up and stopped....
Smart Contracts and Wet Grass: What Blockchain Fixes in Cricket's Money — and What It HidesOn the last day of the English season, the scene at a county ground was not...
Blockchain Technology in Cricket: A New Frontier in the Digital Revolution of CricketBlockchain technology is creating a new frontier in cricket, transforming...
From Tape to Ledger: What Blockchain Can and Cannot Do for Cricket's ArchivesSecond floor of a rented house in Rajshahi, seven DVDs in the bottom drawer o...
The Hundred's 49% Sell-Down: US Franchise Logic Inside County BoardroomsThe biggest cricket transaction of 2026 did not happen at the crease. When 49...
Everyone Sees the Fee, Nobody Sees the Contract: Blockchain's Promise and Its Limits in Franchise CricketLast December, outside the gate of Mymensingh District Stadium, a 26-year-old...
The ₹27 Crore Paddle and the Silent NOC Letter: Cricket's Contract Market Under Tournament PressureOn November 24 last year, the IPL mega auction was running in Jeddah, Saudi...
30 Needed Off 30: In the Final's Freeze-Frame, It Is Not Bumrah But SuryakumarThe wind barely moved at Kensington Oval that night. June 29, 2026. The board...
What 2,683 Hand-Counted Overs Told Me: The Unwritten Maths of Bowling Workload in County and Test CricketOne April evening at Chester-le-Street, the fourth day's final session, 27...
Blockchain in Cricket's Ledger: Will Data Finally Become Neutral?In 2026, I hand-coded 44 matches in a Rangpur stadium notebook because no loc...
The BPL Window: Three Dates on a Clearance, an Agent's Commission, and the Gap in an Announced SquadOn a January afternoon outside the indoor nets at Mirpur, a franchise team...
30 off 30: The Arithmetic the Scoreboard Never ShowsJune 29, 2026, Kensington Oval, Barbados. Two screens in my room in Dubai — o...
The Preserved-Wicket Myth: T20 Knockouts Are Lost in the Middle Eight OversWe didn't see it at the time. The board read 119 for 3 after fifteen overs, t...
Auction Price vs Baseline Truth: The Gap Between Tournament Form and League Baseline Nobody Bothers to MeasureOn 29 June 2026, at Kensington Oval in Barbados, South Africa needed 30 runs...
ILT20's Transfer Window: Price Is Set by NOCs and Quota Maths, Not PerformanceFebruary 9, 2026. From the press box at Dubai International Stadium I wrote t...
Rented Futures: How IPL Ownership Networks Are Rewiring Cricket's Labour MarketA cracked kettle. A grainy television screen. Eleven men whose names I did no...
The Two-Minute Line: Delhi's Timed Out and Cricket's Unwritten ClockTwo minutes. Under the floodlights of the Arun Jaitley Stadium that evening,...
The Ledger Beneath the Field: NCL's Invisible TimekeepersOn January 15, 2026, at a venue in Rajshahi, I took out a stopwatch. It was...
Release Clauses and the Wage Ledger: Where the Real Deal Hides Inside Transfer-Window NoiseSamara, 7 July 2026. A quarter-final press box, and in the thirtieth minute...
A 27-Crore Paddle and a One-Line NOC: Who Really Referees Cricket's Transfer Window?When the paddle bearing Rishabh Pant's name dropped at the Jeddah auction sta...
The Silent Stadium Where Bangladesh Found Its VoiceJune 7, 2026, two in the morning in Barishal. Curtains drawn, ceiling fan...
Is Blockchain Cricket's New Scorecard? Smart Contracts, Tokens, and the Pathway LedgerThe notebook was open before the stadium was. One afternoon in January 2026,...
Two Overs at Kensington: Where the Data Said 'Finished', and the Rhythm Said OtherwiseKensington Oval, Barbados. 29 June 2026, 10:47 pm. Under the floodlights the...
The Blockchain Dressing Room: When Cricket's Crowd Goes DigitalI was sitting in the last row of the gallery at Emirates Oval. To my left, a...
When One Camera Angle Rewrites a Series: Catches, Soft Signals and the Unanswered Questions of the 2026 T20 World CupJune 2026, Lord's, day four of the second Ashes Test. England opener Ben...
From the Lord's Bails to Law 38.2: What the Umpire Actually Holds in a Non-Striker Run-OutOn 24 September 2026 at Lord's, Deepti Sharma began her run-up and stopped....
Smart Contracts and Wet Grass: What Blockchain Fixes in Cricket's Money — and What It HidesOn the last day of the English season, the scene at a county ground was not...
Blockchain Technology in Cricket: A New Frontier in the Digital Revolution of CricketBlockchain technology is creating a new frontier in cricket, transforming...
From Tape to Ledger: What Blockchain Can and Cannot Do for Cricket's ArchivesSecond floor of a rented house in Rajshahi, seven DVDs in the bottom drawer o...
The Hundred's 49% Sell-Down: US Franchise Logic Inside County BoardroomsThe biggest cricket transaction of 2026 did not happen at the crease. When 49...
Everyone Sees the Fee, Nobody Sees the Contract: Blockchain's Promise and Its Limits in Franchise CricketLast December, outside the gate of Mymensingh District Stadium, a 26-year-old...
The ₹27 Crore Paddle and the Silent NOC Letter: Cricket's Contract Market Under Tournament PressureOn November 24 last year, the IPL mega auction was running in Jeddah, Saudi...