Dot balls cost more than boundaries earn
The hard length beats the yorker more often than anyone admits
Losing two early costs less than the caution it produces
A wicket in the middle overs is worth two at the death
Pinch hitting was never really about the hitting
Field restrictions decide innings more than pitches do
The watering can decides more matches than the toss
Clay content sets the clock a pitch runs to
Drop-in pitches are solving a problem cricket did not have
The toss is not the unfairness worth fixing
Flight beats turn as a way to get a batter out
Spinners now bowl not to be hit, and it shows
A good economy rate is often a bowler hiding
Line and length is a plan for another game
Seam movement belongs to the ball more than the bowler
Boundary percentage flatters the wrong batters
Death over economy is mostly a fielding number
