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World CricketApril Dukes, Mirpur Rough: The Second Angle for Bangladeshi Spinners in the County Championship2026-09-26In a county match last April, the spinner came on for his fourteenth over. Th...
World CricketThe Scorecard on the Ledger: Auditing Cricket's Data Trust in the Regular Season2026-09-26Three screens in the Mirpur press gallery showed three different numbers for...
World CricketSix Years After the 2026 Under-19 Trophy: Not a Comet, but a Map We Never Learned to Read2026-09-26That Night in My Notebook On 9 February 2026, at the JB Marks Oval in...
World CricketCricket's Blockchain Cycle: $175 Million, 30 Months, and a Ledger Nobody Read2026-09-27Cricket's Blockchain Cycle: $175 Million, 30 Months, and a Ledger Nobody Read...
World CricketThe Franchise Ledger: How Small-League Prodigies Become Satellite Assets2026-09-26There is one entry in my ledger that is still written in wet ink. January 202...
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Cricket's Blockchain Cycle: $175 Million, 30 Months, and a Ledger Nobody ReadCricket's Blockchain Cycle: $175 Million, 30 Months, and a Ledger Nobody Read...
The Franchise Ledger: How Small-League Prodigies Become Satellite AssetsThere is one entry in my ledger that is still written in wet ink. January 202...
Auction Price, Field Corridor: A Map for Filtering Signal in Cricket's Signing WindowOn 12 December 2026, at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Chris...
Cricket and Blockchain Technology: New Horizons in Sports JournalismI am Fahim Khan, with forty-five years in cricket journalism. Based in Sydney...
April Dukes, Mirpur Rough: The Second Angle for Bangladeshi Spinners in the County ChampionshipIn a county match last April, the spinner came on for his fourteenth over. Th...
Bangladesh's Pace Attack in 400m Hurdle Rhythm: The Rawalpindi Lesson and the Question of the Next SpellI counted Nahid Rana's run-up from the Mirpur press box. Seven paces, then th...
The Scorecard on the Ledger: Auditing Cricket's Data Trust in the Regular SeasonThree screens in the Mirpur press gallery showed three different numbers for...
Elegy for the Interval: How the Second Screen Swallowed Cricket's Tea BreakElegy for the Interval: How the Second Screen Swallowed Cricket's Tea Break T...
Lord's, the Last Over: Six Runs, One Missed Angle, and Law 19.8Lord's, 14 July 2026. Fourth ball of the 50th over. England needed nine from...
Who Really Sets the Price in Cricket's Transfer Market — the Agent's Call, the NOC, or the Wage Bill?Who Really Sets the Price in Cricket's Transfer Market — the Agent's Call, th...
From ₹27 Crore to £145 Million: What Cricket's Transfer Market Is Really Buying Is the CalendarLondon Spirit's 49 percent stake sold for a reported £145 million. That is th...
From Fifth-Stump Corridor to Leg-Side Trap: Cricket's Half-Space Map Is Being Redrawn in MelbourneHook: The Two Runs Nobody Took I rewound the 18th over three times from a sea...
The Real Price of the Transfer Window: Nobody Buys the 23rd ManThe Real Price of the Transfer Window: Nobody Buys the 23rd Man Light from th...
Six Years After the 2026 Under-19 Trophy: Not a Comet, but a Map We Never Learned to ReadThat Night in My Notebook On 9 February 2026, at the JB Marks Oval in...
NOC, Draft and the Agent's Ledger: The Real Arithmetic of Bangladesh's Cricket Transfer MarketAt 2:47 on the morning of January 11, my laptop sat open on the desk of my ho...
Blockchain's Maiden Over: The Moment Cricket's Ledger Learns to CountOn May 22, 2026, I sat in the press box at the Sydney Cricket Ground watching...
The Franchise Ledger: How Small-League Prodigies Become Satellite AssetsThere is one entry in my ledger that is still written in wet ink. January 202...
Auction Price, Field Corridor: A Map for Filtering Signal in Cricket's Signing WindowOn 12 December 2026, at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Chris...
Cricket and Blockchain Technology: New Horizons in Sports JournalismI am Fahim Khan, with forty-five years in cricket journalism. Based in Sydney...
April Dukes, Mirpur Rough: The Second Angle for Bangladeshi Spinners in the County ChampionshipIn a county match last April, the spinner came on for his fourteenth over. Th...
Bangladesh's Pace Attack in 400m Hurdle Rhythm: The Rawalpindi Lesson and the Question of the Next SpellI counted Nahid Rana's run-up from the Mirpur press box. Seven paces, then th...
The Scorecard on the Ledger: Auditing Cricket's Data Trust in the Regular SeasonThree screens in the Mirpur press gallery showed three different numbers for...
Elegy for the Interval: How the Second Screen Swallowed Cricket's Tea BreakElegy for the Interval: How the Second Screen Swallowed Cricket's Tea Break T...
Lord's, the Last Over: Six Runs, One Missed Angle, and Law 19.8Lord's, 14 July 2026. Fourth ball of the 50th over. England needed nine from...
Who Really Sets the Price in Cricket's Transfer Market — the Agent's Call, the NOC, or the Wage Bill?Who Really Sets the Price in Cricket's Transfer Market — the Agent's Call, th...
From ₹27 Crore to £145 Million: What Cricket's Transfer Market Is Really Buying Is the CalendarLondon Spirit's 49 percent stake sold for a reported £145 million. That is th...
From Fifth-Stump Corridor to Leg-Side Trap: Cricket's Half-Space Map Is Being Redrawn in MelbourneHook: The Two Runs Nobody Took I rewound the 18th over three times from a sea...
The Real Price of the Transfer Window: Nobody Buys the 23rd ManThe Real Price of the Transfer Window: Nobody Buys the 23rd Man Light from th...
Six Years After the 2026 Under-19 Trophy: Not a Comet, but a Map We Never Learned to ReadThat Night in My Notebook On 9 February 2026, at the JB Marks Oval in...
NOC, Draft and the Agent's Ledger: The Real Arithmetic of Bangladesh's Cricket Transfer MarketAt 2:47 on the morning of January 11, my laptop sat open on the desk of my ho...
Blockchain's Maiden Over: The Moment Cricket's Ledger Learns to CountOn May 22, 2026, I sat in the press box at the Sydney Cricket Ground watching...