Originating in the villages of England, cricket has grown into a global sport loved by many. As British influence spread across continents, cricket found new homes in places like India, Australia, and ...

Jack Konnis makes and repairs bats from a small warehouse in Norwood, Adelaide, including the 2lb 11oz blade used by ...

Explore the full evolution of cricket bats—from 1600s hockey-stick shapes to modern power bats, key rules, innovations, and ...

For more than 140 years, Australia and England have battled it out for pride, bragging rights, and a tiny little urn, and along the way, cricket’s fiercest rivalry has delivered no shortage of chaos.

If Cricket Through the Ages was a Wikipedia entry, it would come with the warning "citation needed". A tongue-in-cheek spin on the history of cricket, it's intentionally misleading about the ...

Cricket has undergone a revolutionize transformation, especially in batting style and equipment. The sport today is all about power-hitting, with the batsmen relying on sturdy bats to smash balls long ...

In a little Sussex sports shop, Barney Morris spends his days restoring cricket bats from all over the world. His list of clients is impressive. He has repaired Kevin Pietersen’s Woodworm bat, Eoin ...

Those watching this year's Indian Premier League (IPL) are likely to have noticed the umpires brandishing a curious new piece of kit, said Nagraj Gollapudi on ESPN. When each new batter arrives at the ...