Tag Archives: ICC

ICC pitch-rating system is regulatory subversion

Posted on January 8, 2024 by

In today’s edition of The Hindu, Rebecca Rose Varghese and Vignesh Radhakrishnan have a particularly noteworthy edition of their ‘Data Point’ column – ‘noteworthy’ because they’ve used data to make concrete something we’ve all been feeling for a while, in … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis | Tagged A Cricketing View, Board of Control for Cricket in India, cricket, Cricket Australia, Cricket South Africa, Data Point, entertainment sports, ICC, ICC pitch-rating system, International Cricket Council, ODI matches, pace bowling, pitch-rating, profitability, R Ashwin, Rebecca Rose Varghese, Rohit Sharma, spin bowling, sports, T20 matches, Test matches, The Hindu, Vignesh Radhakrishnan, virat-kohli | Comments Off

A masculine build-up to the Ind-Pak cricket match

Posted on October 20, 2022 by

It’s just good business. Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Culture | Tagged Aksai Chin, frontiersmanship, hegemonic masculinity, ICC, India-Pakistan, Jasprit Bumrah, Jay Shah, Pakistan-administered Kashmir, T20 World Cup | Comments Off