News Articles by Jon Hotten

Both England and India have been presented with a tricky decision around the least defined position in batting

Multiple boxers were champions during Mike Tyson's prime but he always pulled through. In similar fashion, Australia and SA with their powerful line-ups look to be crowned champions in the WTC final this week

The great sell-off in The Hundred has changed English cricket forever, and there is no going back now

Harry Brook is one of the top-ranked batters in the world, and yet it's something beyond the numbers that suggests he is a player who could be remembered for generations

Ben Stokes' place in a lineage of romanticised English talismans is secure, but the final acts in his international career still have the opportunity to define him

If Adam Voges' career left some to wonder what might have happened if he'd been picked for Australia sooner, England are developing a list of uncapped players whose timing was equally unfortunate

The release of two Ashes documentaries recently has confirmed that the battle to control the narrative continues, with Bazball at its centre

What does Nassau County International Cricket Stadium have in common with Wormsley, the unlikely ground built by John Paul Getty Jr?

Those calling Jonny Bairstow 'the worst England player to get 100 caps' say more about themselves than they do about a cricketer performing an act of emulation, or perhaps destiny

Bazball may squirm away from easy definitions, but the performances of England's younger players on the tour of India is another indicator of its impact