The twelve balls after a wicket get wasted far too often
The fourth spell is where fast bowlers break
The new ball spell should be longer than it is
Dot balls decide more matches than boundaries do
The wide yorker has become a lazy death plan
A career strike rate tells you almost nothing now
Strike rate tells you almost nothing on its own
The pinch hitter has quietly become a downgrade
The middle-overs field is where the match actually gets decided
Captains read the grass when they should be reading the sky
There is no such thing as a universal good length
Drop-in pitches made the game fairer and duller
Dew is the variable, not the coin
The doosra faded and off-spin got better without it
Bowling first on a dry pitch is not madness
Look at the soil before you pick your attack
Relentless accuracy is not the same as a plan
