George Binoy

England are now examining patterns which govern 50-over internationals and identifying where substantial improvements can be made, writes Scyld Berry in the Sunday Telegraph .

On the occasion of India's 100th Test win, Mukul Kesavan pays a poetic tribute to a famous one at The Oval 28 years ago in the Mint .

Murali’s bowling has lost its snap, crackle and pop

Accept certain inalienable truths, prices will rise, politicians will philander, and Sourav Ganguly will arrive late

Shane Warne compares England’s challenge in South Africa to the predicament faced by tennis players when they play Roger Federer

Jonathon Trott’s South African affiliations may have hogged the pre-series headlines, but the allegiance of England’s latest star lies firmly with his adopted home

Australia's best young cricketers ought to think long and hard before rushing down IPL's yellow brick road, writes Peter Roebuck in the Sydney Morning Herald .

South Africa have tried to inspire antagonism, but are England too nice to sledge

What does Sachin Tendulkar have that Don Bradman didn’t

They know how to get things done properly at Lord's and I have no doubts that the planned redevelopment of the best cricket ground in the world will make it even better, writes Nasser Hussain in the Daily Mail .

The editor of the Financial Times , Lionel Barber, met the England captain Andrew Strauss for lunch in London and began with the question "Do you think we were lucky to win the Ashes?"

"We all regard Test cricket as No

In all my years involved in cricket I don't think I have ever seen an international cricketer of long-standing and considerable achievement have his career at the top level terminated so ruthlessly, in the middle of a series as well, as Matthew

Remember Jason Krejza

South Africa have much at stake when the ODI series against England starts at the Wanderers later this month

On November 15, Sachin Tendulkar will complete 20 years as an international player, having made his Test debut against Pakistan in Karachi in 1989

For the last five years Eric Tindill , a double international for New Zealand at Test level in cricket and rugby , has been cricket’s oldest living Test player

The domestic summer of cricket kicks off on Tuesday morning with the first round of Plunket Shield matches

When Tendulkar first took guard in his country's colours, the Berlin Wall had just fallen, Nelson Mandela was behind bars, Allan Border was captaining Australia and India was a patronised country known for its dust, poverty, timid batsmen and other

Hasn't the time come when this power of the players was reined in by their employers, or at least harnessed until there was some semblance of consistency about the team's results