Whatever Happened to Cricket?

Posted by Prof. Brian Stoddart on July 1, 2012 · 2 Comments 

This has been the sort of week that makes you realise just how much cricket has changed in recent years, and to wonder what the long term consequences might be. Australia is in England to play just a series of one day matches, nothing else.  An England tour always used to be an Ashes tour, … Continue reading →

Category Chris Gayle, cricket, cricket match fixing, International Cricket Council, Mohammed Azharuddin, Peter Chingoka, Sharad Pawar, T.P. Suchindra, Uncategorized, Zimbabwe

A Woolf @ the ICC Door

Posted by Prof. Brian Stoddart on February 9, 2012 · 1 Comment 

There is a saying in government and consultancy along the lines of: “never ask a question to which you do not know the answer”, or “never order a review where you cannot predict the findings”.  It is highly likely that there are at this moment several highly placed members of the International Cricket Council wishing … Continue reading →

Category cricket, Governance, India, International Cricket Council, Lord Woolf, televison