Barney Ronay in the Guardian dissects the ITV coverage of the Indian Premier League

There's always good humour when Navjot Singh Sidhu's around

Four candidates are in the running to lead Pakistan for the World Twenty20 in the the Caribbean

In the desperate search for superlatives, players and coaches are constantly going overboard, and a brilliant case in point is the IPL

While the motives behind the decisions to hand out bans to the Pakistan players are laudable, the haphazard manner in which they are likely to be carried out could see Pakistani cricket sink deeper into the quagmire

The reason for Australia's vice-captain Michael Clarke for walking out on the tour of New Zealand, has disappointed Chris Rattue and in the New Zealand Herald , the writer wonders whether the batsman would have quit an Ashes series?

The sport is big money in India, but this piece in the Economic Times believes it’s not quite cricket to prise such sums for new IPL franchises in a country where others sports house themselves in cowsheds and crumbling infrastructure.

They may have been worn down by failure but Bangladesh's story is also one of individual achievement in the face of much hardship

Tony Munro

India captain MS Dhoni's rise to the top reflects the story of the rise of different layers of society, with cricket often anticipating that change

England's Test series against Bangladesh could prove dangerous, not because the hosts are good, but because they are bad

Given that Indian business houses account for so much of the game's income, any steps taken to boost Test cricket's popularity in the subcontinent must be encouraged

Brendon and Nathan McCullum became the 10th set of brothers to represent New Zealand in cricket last year

It’s heartening that India is the No

It's become fashionable to criticise Lalit Modi at every opportunity, but his stance over the relocation (or not) of games appears reasonable

The IPL doesn't count its success merely in terms of valuation on paper