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Why we choke Cricketers do it, and so can all of us, in different ways, at different times. This is why it happens Soft targets for hard terrorists In this new age of terrorism, cricketers are at risk - they are easy to get at, and any attack on them would cause a national uproar You cannot sell what you do not own No cricket board, or the ICC, has the right to restrict a player's commercial rights. Those rights belong to the player alone
Simple and subjective? Or complex and objective? The walking minefield, and cricket's Iraq The prism of nationality Lessons from the stock market The full symphony of cricket Whose game is it anyway? Unaccountable umpires, and falling short of change More Luddites answered, but no early adopters Why umpires should welcome technology Shiny Happy Flintoff, and outside-in emotions Attitude Inflation, and the quality of broadcasting Cricket journalist? But have you played cricket? Beating up little brother, and harsh Indian fans Hayden's salvo and the angry fat man Do the right thing. But what? Murali's redemption, and our arrogance Mind games, performance enhancers and the huddle A trophy on the mantelpiece, or a pot of gold? Towards a posthuman sport, or a better world? Current players v past players, and gene doping Headless Ganguly and the fair and lovely worm Twenty20 to the rescue? Is there a crisis in cricket? |
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