Jamie Alter

 

A net session is about the individual

Cricket sponsorship took a step forward with the unveiling of the world’s first digital trophy in Colombo on Monday

He had been rejected by Dharmasoka College’s Under-13 team due to an unorthodox bowling action

Morrison runs in from a few paces and delivers the ball

When their job begins, that’s normally the cue for people to change channels, start typing furiously, or go get a coffee and cigarette

Touring in foreign countries where security limits your mobility to hotel premises pushes the thresholds of boredom

 

 

  I bet Martin Guptill didn’t see this coming.

Gavin was amazed when he first heard I do a lot of ball-by-ball commentary

What a day

Galle Face Green, I’ll be back

Airport officials the world over must have told my story a couple times

He's trimmed down, he's hungry to do more, and he's not not taking lightly the old “who ate all the pies?” jibe about South Africa

The Times' Mike Atherton continues on one of his favourite topics, Andrew Flintoff, saying the allrounder comes up short in the debate of great England players

The gulf between Australia and England is nothing to do with talent or aura, says Mike Atherton in the Times

Australia have a willingness to subsume individual identity for the greater good, and the point is made by fixing a light on Marcus North or Ben Hilfenhaus, two comparative no-name graduates to a team deprived of its celebrity sheen