Jamie Alter

India have had some sort of bogey when it comes to touring New Zealand

Mohammad Zahid and Aamer Nazir

Watching Yuvraj Singh gesture to the Indian dressing room after a century in Sri Lanka last week, SR Pathiravithana and a colleague arrived at the notion that this was a mirror image of the cricketing woes of Sri Lanka in the present context

Amid warning bells, the second season of the IPL battens down the hatches, writes Arindam Mukherjee in Outlook

In the Independent Online , Zaahier Adams says that when an individual within the Proteas ranks does get caught up in the spotlight like JP Duminy has over the past two months, it really is something to behold

The once natural sun trap which provided shelter from New Zealand's notorious southerly winds to cricket fans on the grass bank at the eastern side of the Basin Reserve is in danger

The HoldingWilley report is a detailed analysis on greatness, in which the thinktank has concluded that Rahul Dravid is India's greatest player

In the latest edition of Outlook , Smita Gupta takes a look at IPL chairman and commissioner Lalit Modi's rocky path

The mess between the unsanctioned Indian Cricket League and Indian cricket's governing body, the BCCI, continues

Watching a media opportunity ahead of the five-ODI series between Sri Lanka and India, SR Pathiravithana noticed something he had never before seen in all his years covering cricket in his home country

Not much has been heard of Mohammad Wasim, the former Pakistan batsman, since he faded away from the international scene in 2000

Shane Warne has helped revive the art of leg spin, sell millions of copies of News of the World and make ‘blond and overweight’ a combination irresistible to women

With the tour to Pakistan called off, most of the Indian team had a month’s break from international cricket and they used the precious time to pursue some personal interests

South Africa's series-clinching win over Australia on January 26 - Australia Day - was special for the country's cricket fans, for it followed the historic Test win on what has been an epic tour Down Under

New Zealand Cricket has decided to waste more time, effort and, no doubt, money in its latest attempt to reinvent the wheel, writes Lynn McConnell in the Sportal website

Virender Sehwag, arguably the modern era's most unorthodox and audacious batsman, has credited Sunil Gavaskar, one of the most composed and technically correct batsmen ever, for opening up more methods to attack.

Glenn McGrath's playing engagements are becoming increasingly rare, but the honours don't seem to trail far behind the former Australian fast bowler

Fixture congestion means that Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Flintoff should not play in the IPL this year, writes Vic Marks in the Observer

More on Brendon McCullum's signing for New South Wales and the repercussions it has on the global game.This time it is from Paul Lewis in the New Zealand Herald , who says that there's something here that doesn't sit right