Feb 12, 2014

IPL clean-up needs hard evidence

Cricinfo: Writing in the Hindustan Times, Kadambari Murali Wade, the former editor of Sports Illustrated India shares her experience of meeting with the Mudgal Committee that was probing the spot-fixing and corruption charges in IPL 2013

Feb 5, 2014

Pakistan and the Big Three

The Cordon: Whether by circumstance or not, Pakistan is now one of the few voices of dissent against the restructuring of the ICC

Feb 1, 2014

Bullying for dummies

Page 2: It's particularly hard to stand up against bullies when all your friends desert you. But that doesn't mean you should stop trying

Jan 31, 2014

Cricket always needs an underclass

The Cordon: History shows us that those who rule the game seem to occupy a centre they cannot bear to share with those at the margins

Jan 27, 2014

'A captain should be judged on how he influences the side'

The Cordon: Mike Atherton, the former England captain, talks about the pressures of leadership, the demands of TV and print journalism, and the problems with the ICC's revamp plan

Jan 23, 2014

Give administrators the freedom to eat themselves

Page 2: Let the Australian, English and Indian boards do what they want regardless of our wishes. They'll soon learn

Jan 18, 2014

Two chairmen of Lahore

Page 2: Cricket, politics and administration combine for a Shakespearean drama in four acts

Dec 19, 2013

Project Snow and what might have been

The Cordon: Cricket nearly reached an impasse in the mid-1990s and there was a possibility the game would split into two factions

Dec 7, 2013

Why long Ashes tours are hurting Test cricket

The Cordon: England's and Australia's established schedules of a five-Test series every other year makes it hard for other teams to create rivalries

Nov 25, 2013

'National boards are competitors when they should be siblings'

The Cordon: Mike Jakeman, the author of Saving The Test, a book about the future of the five-day game, talks about how cricket administrators can unite to make the game more viable

Nov 13, 2013

The inexplicable ways of Pakistan cricket

Page 2: Administrative anarchy and crushing defeats: aka more of the same old same old

Oct 19, 2013

ECB pick a diamond for a managing director

Cricinfo: Simon Hughes in the Telegraph lauds the ECB's decision to appoint former England wicketkeeper Paul Downton as the board's managing director

Oct 16, 2013

Tendulkar: not a players' player

The Cordon: Perhaps fighting the BCCI is a losing battle but if there was one player who could have thrown sand in the wheels of their juggernaut, it was Tendulkar

Oct 13, 2013

Pakistan: trying to run before they can crawl

The Cordon: The lack of top-flight cricket at home is beginning to tell on Pakistan's players

Oct 2, 2013

Two friends, lost in a maze

The Cordon: Thousands of Indian cricketers aspire to play for their college. Many promising ones slip through the cracks

Oct 1, 2013

The challenges facing N Srinivasan

Cricinfo: Deccan Herald runs an editorial on the challenges facing N Srinivasan and the responsibilities to be undertaken by the man who was recently re-elected as BCCI president for a third term

Sep 29, 2013

Cricket fixes Twitter problems

The Cordon: Cricket administrators turn into suited crusaders, and Mike Hussey and Andrew Strauss reveal some drama

Sep 23, 2013

'The US doesn't need the ICC to be successful'

The Cordon: Jamie Harrison, the American Cricket Federation's new chief, talks about the problems in United States cricket, and what his organisation is out to achieve

Sep 17, 2013

South Africa's domestic players brace for impact

Cricinfo: Neil Manthorp in Business Day writes should India's tour to South Africa be cancelled, every South African domestic cricketer would be out R160,000 had the series gone on.

Sep 12, 2013

Boardroom games

The Cordon: In a slow cricket news week in New Zealand, Martin Snedden and Geoff Allott's possible return to administrative roles is the talk of the town