The CRIC INFO 365 blog is for the cricket writing that does not fit into a preview or a match report. This is where we slow down and look at the bigger picture.
You will find longer analysis pieces on team selection and tactics, explainers on formats and rules, features on players and grounds, and opinion on the debates fans are having. If a topic needs more than a few paragraphs to explain properly, it usually ends up here.
CRIC INFO 365 is run by Tanzeel Ul Rehman, who has followed cricket closely since 2007. The aim of the blog is simple: write about cricket the way fans actually talk about it, with clear facts, honest opinions and no filler.
Expect topics such as how new formats change team strategy, why some grounds favour certain players, and what the numbers really say about a player’s form, always backed by facts from trusted sources.
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By the Cric Info 365 Editorial Team |September 20, 2026 Ollie Davies stands 179 cm (5 foot 10) tall, carries an estimated net worth in the region of AUD 1 million built entirely from domestic Australian cricket, and enters BBL 2026-27 wearing a new shade of pink. After five seasons as a Sydney Thunder power…
By the Cric Info 365 Editorial Team | September 20, 2026 Joel Davies is a 22-year-old left-arm spinner and lower-order batter for the Sydney Sixers who made his Australia T20I debut in June 2026 with figures of 3 for 17. In the BBL, he has 15 wickets, 189 runs at a strike rate of 156.20,…
Quick Answer Adelaide Oval has been the main home ground of the Adelaide Strikers since the club’s first Big Bash League season in 2011/12. The stadium holds around 53,500 people. Strikers cricket crowds regularly top 40,000, especially on New Year’s Eve, with peaks above 46,000. The club also uses the ground for almost all home…
The BBL 2025–26 season is played across eight main BBL home grounds — MCG (Melbourne Stars), SCG (Sydney Sixers), Marvel Stadium (Melbourne Renegades), The Gabba (Brisbane Heat), Adelaide Oval (Adelaide Strikers), Optus Stadium (Perth Scorchers), Blundstone Arena (Hobart Hurricanes), and Sydney Showground/GIANTS Stadium plus Manuka Oval (Sydney Thunder) — with a few neutral venues like…