Cricket's first digital-only magazine seeks to zoom out, the better to get you to immerse yourself

The BCCI president responds to criticism of the proposals for the revamp of cricket's governing body

The BCCI believes that cricket cannot survive without India. The other boards have given it no reason to think otherwise

Cricket needs leadership and reform but setting up an oligarchy in the name of democracy reduces the sport to the level of commonplace commerce

Five-day cricket is routinely written off, but 2013 proved it is in decent health - though pulling off a Test championship effectively may be a bridge too far

The year just gone by has been one of surprises and swings of fortune

A weakness against the short ball is more serious for a batsman than other shortcomings because of the effect it can have on a player's overall game

Tendulkar was the biggest worshipper the game could ever find, and in that lay the foundation of his greatness

It's hard to imagine a cricketer who has shared as profound a bond with such a large number of fans. We at ESPNcricinfo know this first hand

BCCI president N Srinivasan, currently in the eye of more than one storm, speaks about India's South Africa tour, the board producing TV telecasts, and the health of the game in the country

For the most part, the tension of a contest has been lacking, and listlessness has been a recurring feature

As a system, the DRS is less than ideally set up. It's time cricketers policed themselves to some extent

As ESPNcricinfo turns 20, a look back at the pioneering spirit and inclusiveness that made it an essential part of cricket's fabric

In keeping with the idiom of change in the digital world, our new iPhone app is here and it is designed to give you a better user-experience with more functionalities

We haven't invited readers' views on the latest spot-fixing scandal because of libel issues

A Day With Dravid was not all it could have been, but glitches are best looked at as building blocks rather than setbacks

If the ball ricochets off the stumps after an attempted run-out, why should it benefit the batsman?

The way Indian cricket treats spectators is depressing and a travesty of the times

Announcing a new section on the site: voices from outside the press box

Obituaries are hopelessly inadequate in a way. Frank Keating will never know what I owe him. I never got to know him well enough to tell him, but when I heard about his death on Friday evening it felt personal