George Binoy

Shouldn't the board secretary sacrifice the interests of his IPL team for the larger interest of Indian cricket, asks Pradeep Magazine in the Hindustan Times .

Ever wondered what a fielder sees when he settles under a skier, or when the ball comes rocketing at him from a powerful shot

The recommendations of Don Argus' review were far reaching and will shake up the cricket structure in Australia

"Poor Fletcher: he had to hit the ground running, but the landing’s scorched his feet," writes Vijay Parthasarathy on First Post

On evidence of his performance on the first day of the Oval Test, RP Singh's selection was a disaster and painted "the perfect picture of all that has gone wrong for India on this tour," writes Sandeep Dwivedi in the Indian Express .

The stand-out feature of the first day of the Trent Bridge Test was swing bowling

The BCCI has finally agreed to accept the DRS, albeit a modified version without ball-tracking technology, but Pradeep Magazine, writing in the Hindustan Times , remains critical of India's behaviour and their attitude to technology.

Ricky Ponting spoke to Jesse Hogan, of The Age , about how he is adjusting to life after captaining Australia for so many years

"If the BCCI refuse to concede [to use DRS], they must be told to

There were three old fogies in the Australian set-up, writes Peter Roebuck in The Age , a former captain and great batsman, another batsman in terrific form, and Simon Katich

Hamish McDonald, of The Age , takes a straight drive to Bowral, the childhood home of Australia's most famous cricketer, and visits the Bradman museum.

In the Trinidad Express , Sheila Rampersad recounts the initial optimism West Indian fans felt on the morning of each of the first two ODIs against India, and then the inevitable and familiar disappointment.

Michael Vaughan, writing in the Daily Telegraph , says Duncan Fletcher is the best analytical cricket coach he ever worked with

In the Independent on Sunday , Jon Culley says: "The temptation to hail Ben Stokes as the new Freddie Flintoff – maybe even the new Ian Botham – has already proved too much for some to resist

"In the next week or two Andrew Strauss will meet with Andy Flower to discuss whether a fifth country will need a new one-day captain," writes Scyld Berry in the Sunday Telegraph

In the country versus club debate, which is the inevitable consequence of the way IPL is structured, we fail to address one simple fact: Who is responsible for creating a situation where players get pitted against their respective boards which is

As cricketers from across the globe do battle in the IPL, a home-grown revolution is happening 3000 miles away

On the eve of the semi-final between India and Pakistan, Siddhartha Vaidyanathan analyses the question that fans and critics of Sachin Tendulkar spend endless hours debating: Has Tendulkar failed to seize the moments that matter most?

In the Guardian , Mike Selvey says Michael Yardy "will not be the last England player to leave a tour early for the sake of his mental health."

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan revisits 2000 and recounts a quarter-final in which a much younger Yuvraj Singh and Zaheer Khan knocked out Australia in Nairobi