The Gamechangers
From yarn to yawn
Apr 3, 2010 The blog was the sensation of the second season of the IPL. The book seems an unwieldy, long-winded cash-in
From match-fixing to Modi
Jan 2, 2010 The last decade in Indian cricket was defined by three kinds of madness
Bigger, faster, greedier
Dec 21, 2009 From a genteel pursuit, cricket became big business in the 2000s, and lost a lot of itself in the bargain
Why Test cricket must get more elitist
Jul 31, 2009 The game is going through perhaps the most volatile phase in its history, but the Future Tours Programme has the potential to make a difference
The IPL and the art of management
Jun 6, 2009 Empowered CEOs, messianic evangelists, all-powerful coaches - the IPL threw up a number of leadership styles
Bringing the monster back home
Jun 4, 2009 When it comes to bringing its invented games back home in triumph, few countries could possibly boast a worse track record than England
Why Twenty20 deserves its success
Jun 4, 2009 The 20-over version has caught the popular imagination, and the quality of the game hasn't been bad either. It reminds us that cricket is meant to be fun - and that that is an important quality for a sport
Kallis 2.0
Jun 4, 2009 Not long ago he was a Test specialist, but with a few minor mental adjustments he has transformed into a valuable Twenty20 player
Fidel Edwards
Snorting and pawing at the ground
Jun 1, 2009 Fresh from his feats in the IPL in South Africa, West Indies' spearhead is raring to take a crack at the rest of the world. "We want to take the trophy back home," he says
Sachin Tendulkar
'I've loved every minute of it'
May 31, 2009 The losses still hurt, the hunger for runs is still there; most importantly, he still enjoys the game to the fullest. And that's how he wants to be remembered