The ICC needs to understand the working of the sports betting industry to recognise when match-fixing may occur, according to Ken Rutherford, the former New Zealand captain who now works in the South African sports betting business

The shocking attack on the Togo football squad draws parallels with the attack on the Sri Lankan in Lahore, says Simon Taufel

On a pre-season tour of Malaysia, Western Australia coach Tom Moody talks about winning and losing World Cups, Brett Lee's musical skills, and the possibility of one day taking charge of India

The five-time ICC umpire of the year speaks about the future of TV technology, his frightening experience in Lahore, and his days as a star schoolboy cricketer alongside Adam Gilchrist

The quietest of the Chappells talks about growing up with Ian and Greg, his new coaching assignment, and of course, that underarm delivery

The Hong Kong Cricket Association president talks about the health of the game in the territory

Former Australia opener Justin Langer, who retired from the Test scene in January 2007, is considering extending his competitive cricket career to the age of 40

Former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has predicted that the success of the Indian Premier League and Twenty20 will encourage more youngsters in his country to choose cricket over rugby

Former Australia opener Justin Langer, who retired from the Test scene in January 2007, is considering extending his competitive cricket career to the age of 40

West Indies' best batsman talks about his purple patch, the team's failures, and why he isn't looking to lead

John Davison is focused on making a smooth introduction to cricket's hottest craze to inspire Canada to next year's World Twenty20 in England

Ricky Ponting believes that Test cricket isn't in a healthy state and that international players have a duty to provide entertaining matches to ensure its future in the wake of Twenty20's popularity

The oldest member of Hong Kong's one-day squad is a man who made a move from cricket to top-flight tennis and back again