Saurashtra batsman Shitanshu Kotak before batting six hours for 73 as his side looked for a semi-final clinching draw against Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy. Kotak's strike-rate this season is 34.75
Michael Kasprowicz's sarcastic response after Redbacks batsman Mark Cosgrove asked him to remove his white wrist band on his non-bowling arm. Brings back memories of Dean Jones and Curtly Ambrose, doesn't it?
The final word on the 2007 World Cup from organising chief Chris Dehring. And there we all were thinking the whole thing had been an unparalleled disaster
Shane Warne talks about his favourite man, former Australia coach John Buchanan
Stephen Fleming after the Twenty20 charity match in Hamilton, his first competitive game in a while
Mithali Raj, captain of the Indian women's team, bemoans the lack of media coverage of women's cricket
New Zealand coach John Bracewell claimed to have inside knowledge on why Adam Gilchrist was rested for the final match of the Chappell-Hadlee series. He later apologised for the same comment.
Former Indian captain Nari Contractor on receiving the Indian board's Lifetime Achievement Award. Contractor's career had been cut short by a vicious bouncer from Charlie Griffith
An angry Shaun Tait after suggestions that some New Zealand players had questioned his action
Sutherland again, this time when asked about his views on players signing for Indian competitions
Which series was Shoaib Malik watching? Pakistan bowled out India just twice, once for over 600, conceded over 600 twice and were saved from a collapse of ten wickets in two sessions by bad light in Bangalore
Luke Pomersbach himself could not believe it
Ian Healy struggles to put into words Luke Pomersbach's rushed debut at Perth after he was called up from the car park
Former Indian batsman Vinod Kambli didn't get to see Sourav Ganguly creating a new record for the highest score by an Indian left-hander
Auckland coach Mark O'Donnell is still fuming after his side lost within two days to Otago on a questionable track in Dunedin ... which is about to host a New Zealand Test against Bangladesh
Brad Haddin gives a group of journalists a not-so-subtle hint about one of the symptoms of Phil Jaques' recent bout of the mumps
Giles Smith, the Times columnist, thinks that Alastair Cook found a cushy job when he was Matthew Hoggard's runner at Kandy
Looking straight at the camera, a deadpan Richie Benaud responds to Geoff Boycott's call for four-day Tests because five days are, apparently, boring
In a speech worthy of a film, John, the man who found the ball Adam Gilchrist hit for his 100th Test six, reveals why he decided to hand it back
Sky Sports' David Lloyd as the camera turns on a rather portly looking Arjuna Ranatunga in the stands at Kandy
Muttiah Muralitharan admits his record-breaking dismissal of Paul Collingwood didn't quite go to plan
A sarcastic Ian Botham rubbishes newspaper reports about the impending rumours of Sanath Jayasuriya's retirement. Botham has been a regular columnist in the British press for more than two decades. Less than 24 hours later Jayasuriya confirmed the stories
Younis Khan says he had nothing to do with the selection of an unwell Shoaib Akhtar at Kolkata
Andy Bichel sees the lighter side after shoulder surgery which has ruled him out of the rest of the summer
Kapil Dev defends the Indian Cricket League
Matt Prior reveals how some of the England squad pass the hours in Sri Lanka
Sachin Tendulkar reflects on playing against Viv Richards during a Yorkshire-Glamorgan county match
Brett Lee on the upcoming series against India. Geoff Lawson thought the same about the India-Pakistan series. It seems everything India plays these days is akin to Ashes
The retiring Darren Lehmann said his eye was about the only thing holding him up as he used it well to strike a century in the heat in his final match
Staying with booze, Brett Lee explains why he turned down a $1million deal after breaking into the Test side, as it was from an alcohol company
Stuart MacGill calls it as he sees it
Muttiah Muralitharan adds his thoughts to the MacGill debate
Graeme Swann compares sizes of the cobras he has seen on his trips to Sri Lanka after two slithered past England's warm-up match in Colombo
Stuart MacGill wants a bit more time to consider his fitness after his poor form at Hobart
Steve Harmison talks his Test prospects down
Afghanistan coach Taj Malik causes palpitations in both the ICC and United Nations
Geoff Boycott writing about Duncan Fletcher the day after England were eliminated from the World Cup in April. Fletcher's controversial book came out in early November
Atul Wassan gets innovative in describing the sitter Misbah-ul-Haq dropped in the slips, off Robin Uthappa
Adam Gilchrist describes the joy of a six.
Any ideas who Kevin Pietersen is promoting?