Cricket in 2025 delivered its fair share of numbers that stood out for how unusualimprobable or simply fascinating they were

A World Cup heartbreaka late-night calland a year of brutalno-excuses training - the inside story how of the Indian vice-captain levelled up over the last one year

In Part 1 of a tell-all interview with CricbuzzJemimah Rodrigues opens up about the extent of her mental anguish during the first part of India's World Cup campaign

An in-depth insight into the processes at RR - breaking down how data is used to shape strategy and recruitmentand the growing influence of AI in the sport

Once consumed by addiction and scandalthe former Zimbabwe captain opens up on the spiral that broke himand the surrender that brought him back to life and cricket

The legacy of the Test batter's storied career was beyond numbers. It lay in effectivenesserosion and making batting tenacity sexy again

Behind the tearsthe tweaks and the Tamil cinema moment that defined a comeback no one was sure would arrive

Behind the sixes and strike-rates lies a boy from Amritsarshaped by devotion and a belief that every ball is meant to be hit

Techniquetemperamentand timing: how all finally fell in tune for Gill to have his fill

As cricket's appetite for bats surgesthe game's most sacred tree faces the game's growthshorter growing cyclesand ecological strain

How a compact left-hander has turned the arc of his bat into one of T20's most potent weapons

In search of a plan BKarun Nair ended up in a second division club of the West of England Premier Leaguewhere he could clear his head and just play

England's rising star has had a journey marked by early faitha steep riseand technical challengesand this India seriesa curious mix of class and unpredictabilitymight just be another step in his evolution

How does a sport survive when administrators face no scrutinyignore results and remain in power year after year?

Few players in world cricket sweep as regularly or as effectively as Ben Duckettwho mastered the shot on both sides of the wicket from a young age

Kohl stripped Test cricket of its ornamental restraint and dressed it in muscle and intent. He walked into hostile grounds with his collar turned updemanded fast bowlers give "hell to opposition" and treated draws as a last resort