The Incredible, Shrinking Game
T20s have simplified the game, reduced it to its primary colours, bleached it of some of the cunning and subtlety and skill that made Test cricket such a sophisticated contest
Indian Premier League: Beyond Cricket
The Indian Premier League has grown into a behemoth. What lies behind its meteoric rise?
Indian Test Cricket 2.0: The Shubman Gill Era
The 25-year-old is not new to captaincy and given time and patient grooming, he could prove to be a deserving successor to Rohit Sharma
Beyond The Boundary: Where India And Pakistan Are On The Same Page
One the greatest rivalries in the world of cricket has always been between India and Pakistan
King Kohli And Hitman Sharma: The Legacy Of India’s Test Titans
As captains, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma were like fire and ice, chalk and cheese, but united by the desire to make their respective Test sides the best in the business
About A Boy: How Vaibhav Suryavanshi Became An Overnight Cricket Sensation
What drives the teenage cricket sensation from Samastipur?
How Media Transformed India From A Cricketing Backwater To A Global Powerhouse
From Kapil to Kohli, from Doordarshan to Disney+, the journey of Indian cricket has been both epic and intimate
From the Margins: The New Face of Indian Cricket
India’s heartland is unearthing gem after cricketing gem. Heroes are emerging from unheralded quarters
Shooting Stars
Indian cricket is always bursting at the seams with prodigies, but if things don’t go their way soon, the downfall is often steep.
Women Of The Match
Women have gatecrashed a stag party, smashing their way through the sexist walls of bias and invisibility to live their cricket dreams, no more in the margins but in the spotlight.
Elite Bench, Marginalised Talent: Casteism In Indian Cricket
From selection bias to systemic silence, casteism continues to shape who gets to play. Why diversity and inclusion in cricket remain elusive?
The Tailenders: Chasing Cricket In India's Forgotten Frontier
The arrival of cricket in the Northeast is not merely a story of infrastructure arriving late; it is a question of whether a game shaped by the centres of power can ever belong in a region that has long been made to feel peripheral to the Indian story
Is It Getting Too Lonely At the Top? Internal Rifts And Political Heat Shake Omar Abdullah
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah faces rebellion from within the National Conference. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha is breathing down his neck. His political rival, Mehbooba Mufti, is sharpening her attack
Gross Domestic Problems In India
India’s GDP data has attracted considerable scrutiny in recent years - with the 2015 revision of GDP calculations adopted 2011-12 as the base year from 2004-05 and aligned with international norms.
Poetry |Gandhi In Court
Poem by Banu Mushtaq, an international Booker Prize-winning Kannada writer, lawyer and activist
Scripting The Pitch: Bollywood's Fervent Affair With Cricket
Bollywood has been capitalising on cricket frenzy for years but with its current crisis of uninspired content, it will do well to reinvent itself like the sport.
Interview|Bestselling Author Isabel Allende on Feminist Heroines, Exile, and Magical Realism
After working as a journalist in Chile and later going into exile following the Pinochet coup, Isabel Allende turned memory and myth into fiction. She speaks to Vineetha Mokkil about the letter that became her first novel and the power of storytelling.
No TV, Just Heart: Reliving India’s 1983 Cricket World Cup Win
Cricket is more than a sport in India; it is a transistor-tuned journey into India's wins, childhood and nostalgia