Adam Gilchrist

Adam Gilchrist was one of those rare Aussie sportsmen who gave you no reason to hate him. Now how infuriating was that?

A deep dive into the whys, hows and whoas of modern batsmanship

Plenty of performances from the 2000s scored high in the Greatest Test Performance poll, but few were from the last 10 years. Two contemporary writers discuss

In the first MCL auction held in Dubai, Jacques Kallis and Adam Gilchrist were the most expensive buys after two marquee players were handed to each team from a list of 12 former international players

Following his departure from the international cricket scene, we look back eight years ago to one of Kumar Sangakkara's finest innings

No. 7 used to be reserved for batsmen and allrounders. Then along came the wicketkeepers

A chance encounter with a cricket hero

Behind the stumps in the former Australia captain's Ashes XI: the greatest wicketkeeper-batsman of all time?

We don't know how change will manifest itself, but it is certain that Test cricket will soon feel the shiver that has run up through T20 to ODIs

Viv Richards has been crowned the greatest one-day cricketer ever by a jury of 50 eminent players, commentators and writers assembled by the Cricket Monthly

It's Viv Richards by a mile, according to our jury. Martin Crowe doffs his cap to the King, four writers salute the best of the rest, and the results in full

Sachin Tendulkar, Wasim Akram, Adam Gilchrist, Viv Richards, and MS Dhoni are the leading contenders for the crown of the greatest one­-day cricketer of all time, in a poll conducted by the Cricket Monthly

Sri Lanka didn't anticipate a hundred hit by a batsman with a squash ball in his glove would end their World Cup dreams in 2007

Adam Gilchrist and Jack Ryder will become the newest inductees into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame at the Allan Border Medal ceremony in Sydney on Tuesday

By the time the Australian opener was finished in the 2007 title match, there was little doubt about the place of his knock in the pantheon of innings played in World Cup finals

The Australia opener walked back to the pavilion despite being given not out by the on-field umpire

From eccentrics to game changers and now to leaders, where will - or won't - wicketkeepers go next?

The traditional data range of cricket statistics is far too narrow and its focus sometimes irrelevant to the requirements of the shortest format

Haddin's record against England is better than his illustrious predecessor's, and he played for a far weaker team