Even Prime Minister Manmohan Singh won't be able to improve things as there are proxies running the system.
Former India player Kirti Azad is highly critical of the bureaucratic practices in the DDCA
Generally when you find bushes of grass on a pitch it is clearly evident it would behave uneven.
Former Sri Lanka player Russel Arnold exaggerates to make his point about the unsafe Kotla pitch
The sad thing is, I'm not sure whether the Sri Lankan board knows I'm completing 20 years today.
Sanath Jayasuriya hints at Sri Lanka Cricket's apathy towards a significant moment in his career
You asked me earlier if I catch fish - maybe I might use him [Shane Watson] as a bait to catch a fish... He's soft. He only looks big and strong, but he's soft.
Chris Gayle responds to Watson's claim that the West Indies captain baited him into celebrating inappropriately and earning a fine
I would take an oath and swear on my children's lives that I saw Ravi Bopara using his nails on the ball to help it swing.
The outspoken Central Districts coach Dermot Reeve accuses the England import of ball-tampering following their defeat to Auckland in a one-day match
They slapped two fellas on the wrist and they killed the other fella
Joel Garner is upset the same punishment was not meted out to all three involved in the WACA mid-pitch fracas
It's almost like when you get meat and bash it with a mallet to soften it down, that's what happened.
Australian team physio Alex Kountouris gives vegetarians quite a turn with his description of Ricky Ponting's injured elbow
I was actually supporting Sri Lanka. My superstition is that whenever I support India, we lose. So I was supporting Sri Lanka.
It wasn't the yorkers from Ashish Nehra and Zaheer Khan, but Virender Sehwag's shrewd ploy that made Sri Lanka lose the plot and fall three short of India's 414 in Rajkot
"At the moment when [Nathan] Hauritz is bowling to me, it's like I'm bowling to myself."
Chris Gayle deals Australia's lead spinner a low blow
The way they are going about it, despite the cold weather I doubt if they will be able to catch a cold.
Sunil Gavaskar takes a shot at India after the fourth dropped catch in the Twenty20 against Sri Lanka
Yes, because both sides have such bad batsmen. That's my honest opinion, they're useless.
Napier curator Phil Stoyanoff on why he thought the pitch would produce a result in the third Test. Stephen Hill, NZC's public affairs manager, said he hoped the comments would be used "in context and with restraint".
I've never had a hat-trick at any level of cricket. I told everyone that. Straussy got everyone round the bat. I was desperate for it. It actually hurt. I was gutted.
Graeme Swann took three wickets in four balls but missed a hat-trick during the tour game in East London
The reality of life is that we have to up our game, because our competitors have upped their game. Cricket has gone from something that was as dull as ditchwater to something that is competition for F1.
Formula One team boss Nick Fry on how F1 is being challenged by cricket
Dysfunctional sides at times make the best sides
Daniel Vettori looks at the bright side of a reported scuffle between Mohammad Aamer and Umar Gul
I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for allowing us to breathe the same air as you do
Kolkata franchise owner and film actor Shahrukh Khan makes script and tribute writers around the world cringe with his over-the-top sentiments about Sachin Tendulkar
In the dressing room they told me I was hitting the good balls too, but if you look at it my way I hit only the bad ones.
Virender Sehwag redefines bad balls
It's like a cricket match. You don't know the score and it takes a long time, but it does end, and there is a winner.
US representative Ron Kirk, speaking at a World Trade Organization summit in Geneva, sums up the Doha Round
Do you think Andrew Hilditch would have done that?
Sunil Gavaskar to Brad Hogg, watching Kris Srikkanth, India's chairman of selectors, whistle in approval of Virender Sehwag's century
Yesterday is history - his story. Tomorrow is mystery - my story
Sreesanth reveals his new thought process
"I am the batsman with the least talent in the team"
A modest Gautam Gambhir does not believe anyone in the Indian dressing room enjoys watching him bat