Anand Ramachandran

It's time the ICC organised tournaments where players like Sanjay Bangar, Matthew Bell and Owais Shah can compete without the fear of being totally outplayed

Howzat is a no-frills multiplayer browser-based game that's glitch-free, but don't expect much by way of social interaction

The IPL is under threat from India's premier domestic tournament and the BCCI won't stand for such nonsense

The terrible threat to the shortest form of the game. And why merit is thankfully being sidelined as a criterion for qualification

The new definition of home series has delighted many, and confused not a few others

Not pretty, but offering deep, challenging and rewarding features

Shoaib apologises for unknown crimes, Dilshan becomes a brand, and more such delightful stuff

The game's finest brains come up with innovative ways to save Test cricket, and India get their excuses strategy into top gear

A few things Tendulkar will struggle to achieve, Kapil's doctorate, and the boy who saw it like a football

Who'll foot the bill for the ones footing the bill for the BCCI? And an (almost) unique opportunity courtesy Australia's injuries

The ICC's latest dazzling innovation, the revival of an ancient Indian art, and the one award that fits all

Plus the advent of the exciting, revolutionary new 20-50 format

There's nothing quite like watching cricket with grumpy old men for company

Plus: the hottest innovation in cricket broadcasting, and a heinous scandal

The next world champions will be decided by a TV reality show

It's not all fun and games - the sex dossier has given rise to a few complications for the Indian side

Why wins and losses in the World Twenty20 are all the IPL's fault… er, perk… whatever

Retiring from specific formats of the game is so yesterday. There are plenty of other things waiting to be retired from

Why wins and losses in the World Twenty20 are all the IPL's fault… er, perk… whatever

How England are getting a headstart on their priority series by flopping in the Twenty20