David Conn reopens the debate on whether cricket should be made free-to-air on TV, especially with respect to the recently concluded Ashes

After their Ashes victory in 2005, England celebrated in style with open-top bus parades, only to be soundly beaten by the Australians in the 2007 Ashes

The Sehwag-Delhi controversy is not isolated to Delhi alone, says Partha Bhaduri in the Times of India

PJ Patterson, former Prime Minister of Jamaica, submitted a report on West Indies cricket to the WICB in 2007, but he feels the board has not utilized the suggestions given by him and his colleagues in the report

Andrew Flintoff played his final Test innings on Saturday at the Oval

The ex-ICL players now have to chance to shine in the mainstream, having been included in the IPL scheme

Justin Langer's dossier about the shortcomings of the England team is accurate, says Jim White in the Telegraph

Shahid Afridi will lead Pakistan in the Twenty20 international against Sri Lanka, and it will mark a remarkable turnaround in the life of the allrounder

Jonathan Freedland is not much of a cricket fan

Mike O'Connor, from Couriermail , talks to the former Australia coach about varied topics like his stint with the Kolkata Knight Riders, the failures he endured in his role as coach of Middlesex and his early days as an aspiring cricketer.

The Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) has boycotted an important meeting of the WICB

Flintoff is reportedly 'devastated' that England chose to rest him for the fourth Test despite him claiming full fitness

Tony Munro

The modern game heavily favours batsmen, and the statistics prove it

With Kevin Pietersen out of the Ashes, Andrew Flintoff now carries England on his shoulders

Daniel Vettori and his team-mates have chosen to represent their country over the big bucks of the IPL

Players often appeal even when they know that the batsman in not out

Bruce Aanensen, former CEO of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), agrees with Michael Holding that a short-term solution between the WIPA and WICB will do no good, and says there are deep-rooted issues which need to be settled

The West Indies is not a nation, it is a team which brings together many countries