Peter Roebuck
This website is dedicated to the memory of Peter Roebuck – “the finest cricket writer and commentator of his generation”
Their second generation of players is setting about the task [...]
They have the players and the leadership, but the board [...]
England’s spin sensation plays like a man eager for a [...]
Their tour of Australia showed that India’s time has come, [...]
The nebulous idea of the spirit of cricket is hard [...]
The 20-over version has caught the popular imagination, and the [...]
Although he bounds around like an especially cheerful buck and [...]
Sri Lankan cricket has its problems, but it is overall [...]
Roebuck Articles
Peter Roebuck wrote for several newspapers and cricketing publications, including ESPN cricinfo, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, The Hindu, The Cricketer and Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack. You can read many of his articles on this website.
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Fears that the World Cup taking place in the West [...]
Australia was overwhelmingly the best run side at the 2007 [...]
Australia’s chances of retaining the World Cup have shrunk. Their [...]
Squibs do not come any damper than this desultory affair between a lethargic West Indian outfit and an Australia side desperately trying to retain motivation long enough to complete a [...]
This was a day to remember, a day upon which Brett Lee made a startling first appearance for his country and Sachin Tendulkar stood alone at the crease defying formidable [...]
Sachin Tendulkar's reaction upon reaching three figures at the SCG yesterday – coming as much from his heart as his head – told the tale of his innings. A push [...]
It was a day of dropped catches and missed opportunities for both sides. Twice, a profligate India gave the Australians a chance to get back into the match. An aberrant [...]
Sachin Tendulkar’s son had told him how to negotiate the nineties. “Dad,” spoke the lad, “get to 94 and then hit a sixer.” Life is simple for a child. Instead, [...]
Cheteshwar Pujara's partnerships with Murali [...]
Indian cricket had had a [...]
Although the early rounds were [...]
Cricket is in danger of [...]
If India has any interest [...]
Victory will go to the [...]
