Narendra Nag
A lifelong cricket lover who loves test matches, gets excited about ODIs and enjoys T20s (in that order) ... and I still don't understand what the 100 is.
The Wrong Number
Durban, 2003. South Africa hit the six they thought they needed, blocked the next ball, and walked off into the rain and out of their own World Cup.
Someone, Somewhere
How a farce in Sydney, a remark on the radio and two English statisticians gave cricket a rain rule it could live with.
Beat the Par
Six real chases, six sudden downpours. Guess the Duckworth–Lewis par score and see how your over goes.
The D/L Calculator
Work out a revised target and par sheet with the Duckworth–Lewis Standard Edition, the version anyone can do by hand.
Who Wins When It Rains
Rain-free chases replayed under six rain rules, to see which ones favour the chasing side.
Rain Stopped Play
Every rain-hit match in the Cricsheet archive, filterable by format, country and year.