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Laws of cricket
Sun, February 25 2018
Ball gets dislodged in non-striker’s shirt, then…
What if a ball gets buried in a batsman’s shirt and six men rugby-tackle him?
Fri, February 16 2018
Alec Coxon legally bowls consecutive overs in same innings from same end
Alec Coxon should not have been able to bowl consecutive overs, but this was a special case.
Mon, February 05 2018
India vs South Africa, 2nd ODI: Why blame umpires over Lunchgate?
The cricket fraternity ‘trolled’ Aleem Dar and Adrian Holdstock mercilessly, but were they to blame? Does Law 11.4.4 need an amendment at all?
Thu, August 10 2017
Umpiring Conundrums in cricket 5: Half caught half runs
In this particular episode of Umpiring Conundrums Arunabha Sengupta narrates a curious incident which once supposedly took place in a match in New Zealand.
Tue, May 23 2017
The incident that led to the middle-stump in cricket
On May 23, 1775, ‘Lumpy’ Stevens bowled three deliveries at John Small — deliveries that would change cricket forever.