Write for us

We welcome clear, original pitches that help general readers understand a specific part of cricket. A strong proposal has a distinct question, a useful angle and a scope that can be explained without relying on private access or specialist authority.

Subjects we consider

Ideas may explore a law, role, format, field setting or match pattern, provided the subject is distinct from existing coverage. We especially value pieces that make an unfamiliar detail legible, compare clearly defined approaches or explain how a feature of the game fits into the wider match.

A useful pitch

Tell us the proposed title, the central question, why a curious reader might care and the main points the piece would cover. Mention any sources or relevant experience you would draw on, and flag where rules or practices vary by format. We do not need a finished article for an initial proposal.

How to send an idea

Send proposals through the Contact page and select the editorial question option. Unsolicited pitches are considered as proposals, not promises of publication; please wait for a response before sending a full draft.