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Three Finals in 72 Hours: Cricket's Real Transfer Window Is a Story of NOCs and Wage BillsI was sitting in the north stand of the Dubai International Stadium on Februa...
When the Table Freezes, Someone Still Keeps the Minutes: A Beat Diary on Bangladesh Cricket's Ledger ProblemMirpur, November 2026. I counted the crowd myself at the Sher-e-Bangla Nation...
Cricket on the Blockchain: Fan Tokens, NFTs and the Future of Empty StandsCricket's old economy was built on broadcast rights. The 2026 IPL media right...
The Third-Spell Ledger: Where a Pacer's Economy Actually Goes Under Tournament LoadThe seventeenth over of a knockout match. The first ball leaves the pacer's...
Cricket's Blockchain Ledger: The Gap Between Proof and DecisionOn 1 December 2026, on the data floor in Doha, I watched 1.88 millimetres...
Reverse Swing Never Died — It Moved to the Middle Overs: The Unpublished Ledger of Pakistan's Seam Bowling in the Two-New-Ball EraHook The white ball had been lying in the net behind Gaddafi Stadium for hour...
The Game of Winning Sessions: A Ledger of Bangladesh's Test ResurgenceThis is a Bengali-language deep analysis article on Bangladesh cricket's...
NOC, Slot Tax and Tournament Premium: Who Actually Writes the Price of Bangladeshi PaceManchester teaches you that silence on deadline day is never really silence. ...
The Analysis File Was Never Opened: A Transparency Note from the Cricket DeskThe file was never opened. The Stage-2 analysis prompt path returned nothing ...
The Overs Ledger: Why Bangladesh's Death Overs Break Late in a Tournament CycleDubai, 28 September 2026. The last over of the Asia Cup final. Bangladesh had...
The Nine Middle Overs: T20 Cricket's Most Mispriced AssetIn the last mega auction, Rishabh Pant went for ₹27 crore and Shreyas Iyer fo...
The Overs That Never Reach the Scorecard: A Load Ledger for India's Domestic Pace BowlersOn the second afternoon of the fourth day of a Ranji Trophy fixture in wester...
From Ticket Punch to Token Ledger: Will Blockchain Change Cricket's Soul?Standing at Gate 3 of Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, the...
A ₹27-Crore Tag, 22.5% of a Purse: Where the Real Price Is Made in Cricket’s Franchise Transfer WindowInside the Jeddah auction room on the evening of November 24, 2026, the clock...
Overs 7 to 13: The Real Address of Bangladesh's Tournament FailuresI still hear that Rajshahi crowd in my headphones. On the night of June 15,...
Cricket's Digital Transformation: Blockchain Opens a New Innings for DataOn October 27, a BPL franchise announced that 20 percent of their season...
The Contract Structure Is the Real Story in Cricket's Transfer WindowA franchise released an all-rounder in last January's window. By the next...
The Half-Space of Length: Bangladesh's Pace Workload Budget in the Transfer WindowBay Oval, January 5, 2026. Seventeenth over of New Zealand's second innings....
A ₹27-Crore Batter, a ₹42-Lakh Over: How Much Pitch Does Cricket's Market Actually Read?At the Jeddah auction hall on November 24, 2026, a name was read out and the...
The Middle-Over Squeeze: Cricket's Half-Space Ledger and a 2026 World Cup ForecastNassau County Stadium, New York, June 9, 2026. India were bowled out for 119...
Crowd Beat and Squad Gaps: The Women's T20 World Cup in an English Summer(Placeholder for English version – to be written.)
Cricket's Blockchain Innings: The Promise That Stayed Unfinished19 November 2026. Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad: 130,000 people inside, a...
The Invisible Liability of the Franchise Auction: The 'Load Debt' Teams Buy Without AuditingThe paddle went up, the name flashed on the screen, and my eye drifted to the...
Cricket on the Chain: When the Scorecard and the Fan Vote Share One LedgerCricket on the Chain: When the Scorecard and the Fan Vote Share One Ledger In...
The Tournament Ledger: Wicket Clusters, Death-Over Overload and the Hidden Arithmetic of Bracket Luck1. Hook: The 22 Runs That Were Really 3.1 Late last season, one match reached...
The Third Umpire's Shadow: DRS, "Umpire's Call" and the Accountability Gap in CricketThe Third Umpire's Shadow: DRS, "Umpire's Call" and the Accountability Gap in...
What the Ledger Remembers: 56 Overs, 9 Wickets and One Empty ColumnThe scoreboard at MA Aziz Stadium read 5.40 in the evening. In the second...
Auction Noise, Stadium Silence: Bangladesh Cricket's Invisible Middle LayerOn a December evening at a tape-tennis ground in Halishahar, Chattogram, a...
The Invisible Market of the Middle Overs: Where Regular-Season Cricket Misprices Its Most Valuable AssetLast week, on a rain-soaked balcony in Manchester, I watched a stream from...
The Table Froze, the Ledger Did Not: Six Years of Minutes in Bangladesh Cricket's PipelineThe ninth of February, 2026, Potchefstroom. Rain had trimmed the overs,...
The Overs the Scoreboard Never Shows: The Quiet Economy of Tournament CricketFive in the morning at the outside nets in Mirpur. Not fog — dust. At the tai...
When the Table Freezes, Someone Still Keeps the Minutes: A Beat Diary on Bangladesh Cricket's Ledger ProblemMirpur, November 2026. I counted the crowd myself at the Sher-e-Bangla Nation...
Cricket on the Blockchain: Fan Tokens, NFTs and the Future of Empty StandsCricket's old economy was built on broadcast rights. The 2026 IPL media right...
The Third-Spell Ledger: Where a Pacer's Economy Actually Goes Under Tournament LoadThe seventeenth over of a knockout match. The first ball leaves the pacer's...
Cricket's Blockchain Ledger: The Gap Between Proof and DecisionOn 1 December 2026, on the data floor in Doha, I watched 1.88 millimetres...
Reverse Swing Never Died — It Moved to the Middle Overs: The Unpublished Ledger of Pakistan's Seam Bowling in the Two-New-Ball EraHook The white ball had been lying in the net behind Gaddafi Stadium for hour...
The Game of Winning Sessions: A Ledger of Bangladesh's Test ResurgenceThis is a Bengali-language deep analysis article on Bangladesh cricket's...
NOC, Slot Tax and Tournament Premium: Who Actually Writes the Price of Bangladeshi PaceManchester teaches you that silence on deadline day is never really silence. ...
The Analysis File Was Never Opened: A Transparency Note from the Cricket DeskThe file was never opened. The Stage-2 analysis prompt path returned nothing ...
The Overs Ledger: Why Bangladesh's Death Overs Break Late in a Tournament CycleDubai, 28 September 2026. The last over of the Asia Cup final. Bangladesh had...
The Nine Middle Overs: T20 Cricket's Most Mispriced AssetIn the last mega auction, Rishabh Pant went for ₹27 crore and Shreyas Iyer fo...
The Overs That Never Reach the Scorecard: A Load Ledger for India's Domestic Pace BowlersOn the second afternoon of the fourth day of a Ranji Trophy fixture in wester...
From Ticket Punch to Token Ledger: Will Blockchain Change Cricket's Soul?Standing at Gate 3 of Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, the...
A ₹27-Crore Tag, 22.5% of a Purse: Where the Real Price Is Made in Cricket’s Franchise Transfer WindowInside the Jeddah auction room on the evening of November 24, 2026, the clock...
Overs 7 to 13: The Real Address of Bangladesh's Tournament FailuresI still hear that Rajshahi crowd in my headphones. On the night of June 15,...
Cricket's Digital Transformation: Blockchain Opens a New Innings for DataOn October 27, a BPL franchise announced that 20 percent of their season...
The Contract Structure Is the Real Story in Cricket's Transfer WindowA franchise released an all-rounder in last January's window. By the next...
The Half-Space of Length: Bangladesh's Pace Workload Budget in the Transfer WindowBay Oval, January 5, 2026. Seventeenth over of New Zealand's second innings....
A ₹27-Crore Batter, a ₹42-Lakh Over: How Much Pitch Does Cricket's Market Actually Read?At the Jeddah auction hall on November 24, 2026, a name was read out and the...
The Middle-Over Squeeze: Cricket's Half-Space Ledger and a 2026 World Cup ForecastNassau County Stadium, New York, June 9, 2026. India were bowled out for 119...
Crowd Beat and Squad Gaps: The Women's T20 World Cup in an English Summer(Placeholder for English version – to be written.)
Cricket's Blockchain Innings: The Promise That Stayed Unfinished19 November 2026. Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad: 130,000 people inside, a...
The Invisible Liability of the Franchise Auction: The 'Load Debt' Teams Buy Without AuditingThe paddle went up, the name flashed on the screen, and my eye drifted to the...
Cricket on the Chain: When the Scorecard and the Fan Vote Share One LedgerCricket on the Chain: When the Scorecard and the Fan Vote Share One Ledger In...
The Tournament Ledger: Wicket Clusters, Death-Over Overload and the Hidden Arithmetic of Bracket Luck1. Hook: The 22 Runs That Were Really 3.1 Late last season, one match reached...
The Third Umpire's Shadow: DRS, "Umpire's Call" and the Accountability Gap in CricketThe Third Umpire's Shadow: DRS, "Umpire's Call" and the Accountability Gap in...
What the Ledger Remembers: 56 Overs, 9 Wickets and One Empty ColumnThe scoreboard at MA Aziz Stadium read 5.40 in the evening. In the second...
Auction Noise, Stadium Silence: Bangladesh Cricket's Invisible Middle LayerOn a December evening at a tape-tennis ground in Halishahar, Chattogram, a...
The Invisible Market of the Middle Overs: Where Regular-Season Cricket Misprices Its Most Valuable AssetLast week, on a rain-soaked balcony in Manchester, I watched a stream from...
The Table Froze, the Ledger Did Not: Six Years of Minutes in Bangladesh Cricket's PipelineThe ninth of February, 2026, Potchefstroom. Rain had trimmed the overs,...
The Overs the Scoreboard Never Shows: The Quiet Economy of Tournament CricketFive in the morning at the outside nets in Mirpur. Not fog — dust. At the tai...