World Cricket
From 26/6 to 262: Rawalpindi's Seventh-Wicket Window and the Load Economy of Bangladesh Cricket
The Half-Ball Verdict: The Uneven Geography of DRS in Women's Cricket and the Silence of the Review Room
The NOC Date Arrives First, the Announcement Later: Cricket's Quiet Auction in the January Window
The 17th Over at Kensington: Where the Final Was Actually Decided
CountriesView All ›
/Jason_Roy_298438.png)
/Sikandar_Raza_299572.png)
/Donovan_Ferreira_698315.png)
Blockchain Revolution in Cricket: The New Chapter of Tickets, Fan Tokens and Data TransparencyThis article explores how blockchain technology is transforming cricket throu...
From 26/6 to 262: Rawalpindi's Seventh-Wicket Window and the Load Economy of Bangladesh CricketThe scoreboard read 26/6. The second Test at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, begu...
Blockchain in Cricket: From Fan Tokens to DRS — Can Technology Fix the Trust Crisis?Last month, in an editing room in London, I had two screens open side by side...
Blockchain on the Cricket Field: Fan Tokens, Smart Contracts and the Invisible Fight Over Data OwnershipOn a rain-soaked evening last season at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in...
The Half-Ball Verdict: The Uneven Geography of DRS in Women's Cricket and the Silence of the Review RoomDY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai. A women's league regular-season evening, block...
The NOC Date Arrives First, the Announcement Later: Cricket's Quiet Auction in the January WindowA visa-processing receipt arrived last January before the club confirmed...
The Quiet Session at Mirpur: Where Home Advantage Melts AwayThe third-evening session at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium is where I learne...
The 17th Over at Kensington: Where the Final Was Actually DecidedKensington Oval, Barbados, 29 June 2026. Before the floodlights had fully tak...
The Ledger, the Smart Contract and Rangpur's Quiet WaitOn 19 December last year, in the second session of the IPL auction, a number...
When Cricket's Memory Becomes a Token: Who Owns It, Who Witnesses ItLate on a Friday night in Khulna, at a tea stall off Daulatpur More, a...
The 150 KPH Myth: Where Bangladesh’s Pace Revolution Is Real, and Where It Is HollowI knew that man in the corner of the Khulna cyber café. In 2026, at the table...
Cricket on Blockchain: A Stairway of Transparency from Training Ground to Contract AuditIn 2026, while building a Session Intensity Card at Abahani Limited Dhaka's...
Tissue Accounting Before the World Cup: Bangladesh's Pacers, Ramp-Up Debt and the Rehab LedgerOn a domestic T20 league evening at Mirpur, under the floodlights, a...
Raw Review Frames and Blockchain Ledgers: Cricket's Missing Audit TrailIn a franchise-league knockout, I waited two minutes and forty seconds for th...
The Grass Doesn't Dry on Draft NightForty-one minutes after a BPL night match ends at Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla...
Grass Is Not a Green Light for Short Balls: The Geography of Bangladesh's Pace Wins and the Real England TestThe last week of October 2026 at Mirpur. Third day of the second Test, Englan...
The Unwritten Rule of Retention: The Paper Where No Price Is Written11:40 at night. In the lobby of a five-star hotel in Dhaka, three coffee cups...
The Import–Export Ledger: What Overseas Franchise Leagues Actually Teach a Bangladesh CricketerThe paperwork of a franchise contract never records the real cost of an...
Cricket in the Blockchain Ledger: From the Tunnel to the Digital LedgerThe beat starts in the tunnel, not the press box. In September 2026, I stood...
The Wide Yorker Ledger: Fix the Trigger, Not the BallOver 18.3. The ball lands roughly seven inches outside off stump, on the...
The Silent Geography of the Spin Block: The Field the Camera Never Shows at the T20 World CupTwelfth over. The camera cuts suddenly to the batter's face. On screen: sweat...
The Real Transfer-Window Ledger: Release Clauses, Wage Bills and Cricket's Hidden CorridorsThe retention list arrived in my inbox in January, and I did not read the nam...
The Khulna Ledger and Mirpur's Death Overs: Auditing Bangladesh's T20 Data InflationThe Khulna Ledger and Mirpur's Death Overs: Auditing Bangladesh's T20 Data...
Blockchain in Cricket's Transfer Market: Smart-Contract Clocks and the Invisible Ledger of the AuctionThe stopwatch does not lie; it only waits for the story to catch up. On 19...
The Missing Decimal in the NOC: How Cricket Prices Its TeenagersHook On December 26 last year at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, I did not sit...
The Unrecorded Over: County Winters, Franchise Summers, and Bangladesh's Ledger of Fast BowlersThe seventeenth over of the final session belongs to him. A November evening,...