Asian Cricket
ILT20 Retention Audit: A Big Name Is Not a Big Number
Three Zones, One Inch of Dew: Where Asia's Neutral-Venue Spin Arithmetic Stops Adding Up
Everyone Remembers the Last Over; Nobody Remembers the Thirty in the Middle
The Shadow Window: Blockchain Tokens and Invisible Ownership in Asia's Cricket Economy
Cricket on the Blockchain: Records Stay Immutable, Yet the Auditor's Duty Remains
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43 Frames, a Half-Space and a Load Ledger: Where Bangladesh Actually Loses Its Argument in Asia's Tournament CycleHook June 7, 2026, Dallas. A right-handed opener against a left-arm seamer, t...
The Drum of Empty Seats: Where Asian Cricket's Real Rhythm Actually PlaysThere were just over four thousand people inside a 25,000-seat stadium in Dub...
ILT20 Retention Audit: A Big Name Is Not a Big NumberI have watched one Sharjah match three times — once from beside the scoreboar...
Three Zones, One Inch of Dew: Where Asia's Neutral-Venue Spin Arithmetic Stops Adding UpThe ball that stopped me last night was not a wicket. Sixteenth over, a...
Everyone Remembers the Last Over; Nobody Remembers the Thirty in the MiddleEveryone Remembers the Last Over; Nobody Remembers the Thirty in the Middle...
Retention, Draft and January Fatigue: The Real Ledger of Asia's T20 MarketOn 7 February 2026, the floodlights at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket...
The Shadow Window: Blockchain Tokens and Invisible Ownership in Asia's Cricket EconomyOctober 2026. The ICC Men's T20 World Cup was running in Australia, and the...
The Price of an NOC: How Asia's Franchise Calendar Splits a Young Fast Bowler's Body From His Market ValueThe line in my ledger is still marked. Between January and December 2026 I...
Overs 7 to 15: Where Asian T20 Matches Are Actually LostSharjah, 7:40 in the evening. A paper scoresheet in my hand and a cup of tea...
The NOC Door: Who Gets Sold, and Who Does the Selling, in Asia's T20 MarketThe NOC Door: Who Gets Sold, and Who Does the Selling, in Asia's T20 Market...
The Dot-Ball Tax: Bangladesh's T20 Batting Ledger in Asian ConditionsI was watching the match on a small television beside a tea stall, a notebook...
Cricket on the Blockchain: Records Stay Immutable, Yet the Auditor's Duty RemainsI do not trust scorecards. Years of coding xG ledgers in Rajshahi taught me...
Ledger in the Noise: The Hidden Paperwork of Cricket's Franchise Transfer WindowLedger in the Noise: The Hidden Paperwork of Cricket's Franchise Transfer...
Ledger Before Camera: The Noise of Sprints and the Silence of Dot Balls in Asia's T20 WindowLedger Before Camera: The Noise of Sprints and the Silence of Dot Balls in...
NOCs, Deferrals and a 32-Team Ledger: Cricket Asia's New Contract ArithmeticNOCs, Deferrals and a 32-Team Ledger: Cricket Asia's New Contract Arithmetic ...
Not the Auction Price, but Repeatability: A Field Audit of BPL T20 ValuationNot the Auction Price, but Repeatability: A Field Audit of BPL T20 Valuation ...
Auction Columns vs Dressing-Room Verdicts: Who Really Prices Asian Cricket?On November 24, 2026, at the IPL auction stage in Jeddah, Rishabh Pant's name...
Data Ownership in Asian Cricket: The Blockchain Ledger and the Arithmetic of Unseen MarketsThe press box at Colombo's Premadasa Stadium still sits in my memory. The mat...
The Powerplay Illusion: Why Dubai's Data Will Break Down in Indian and Sri Lankan ConditionsDubai International Stadium, 28 September 2026, the Asia Cup final. I did not...