Tim Wigmore

As concern around concussion in rugby continues, the middle classes are embracing football and it is paying off at the highest level

Exclusive: As mentor to Delhi Capitals, former powerhouse batsman is loving working with players and doubles down on criticism of India tour

Exclusive: Counties want ECB to lobby government to change its visa rules for overseas players, which currently favour T20 experience

Differences in education, pay and media habits are dividing men and women’s voting behaviour. But the consequences go beyond the ballot box

If home Test series were preceded by 50-over and T20 matches, as they were during 2005, it would enhance drama and relevance

Club’s value is based largely on immense revenue driven by having the best stadium in the country in a prime location

A fourth-innings target of 250 runs or more has been chased down on 15 occasions since 2020 – that happened 65 times in 143 years

From a brilliant win in Sri Lanka to dramatic defeats by West Indies and Pakistan, England have been involved in some great contests

Dip in domestic TV deal, top flight’s predictability and worries about international growth are problems that may be too great to overcome

Once considered an esoteric pursuit for nerds, the global cultural phenomenon of fantasy games has changed the way we think about sport