Andy Nicholls
The emotional hurt of supporting England and other acts of violence
Ben Stokes may not play for his country again. But that would be a shame, given that we taught him not to take things lying down, to never give up, to never roll over and die, to fight till the last breath
Former editor of The Sunday Times and author of, most recently, Do I Make Myself Clear?: Why Writing Well Matters
Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav have broken more than just speed barriers
A deft reminder of how quiet lives lived in quiet pockets can reveal the human condition
Is it that the politics of the twenty-first century will be determined not by race or religion but by wealth?
A thrilling and unexpected series victory for England in the Ashes of 2015 points to a troubling cultural change in world cricket
When even Shane Warne wags a finger in disapproval, you must have done something truly naughty
India’s bitter humiliation in England raises serious questions about the priorities of our cricketing establishment