Paul Collingwood may sound like a broken record, but his team is anything but one

Lalit Modi is a real visionary for being able to imagine a future so far removed from the reality that existed then

Cricket offers several examples of top officials who hold more than one powerful post, even if it poses as a conflict of interest, as AC Muthiah is alleging against N Srinivasan, the BCCI secretary

England have displayed a swagger not seen very often from them in limited-overs cricket

Popular British band Coldplay are sharing their love and money with a village cricket club in Gloucestershire

Commentator Mike Haysman talks of a fascinating conversation with Sunil Gavaskar over dinner, where the former Indian batsman used to head to cinemas of Mumbai as a kid, not to watch movies but to catch newsreels of cricket matches

Tony Munro

The news of Mark Cosgrove losing his contract with South Australia is part of a continuing trend in Australian sport of overweight players coming under the scanner

It's the 25th anniversary of Ian Botham's fund-raising ‘walk’ for leukemia research and Beefy's at it again

In order to avoid future spats like Twittergate, an editorial in the Indian Express says the IPL can emulate the model followed by soccer's English Premier League

It is not yet clear if anything will come of the allegations of so-called "spot-fixing" against a pair of Essex cricketers

Stuart Broad's turning out to be one of the most expressive England cricketers around

The Indian players in the IPL have not played to expectations consistently enough, though there are exceptions like Robin Uthappa, writes Makarand Waingankar in the Hindu

The sheer presence of the IPL is such that it demands to be watched

Tony Munro

In a continuation of his laudable charity work in India, former Australian captain Steve Waugh was back in the country to meet and play sport with children from Mumbai’s slums

One of Zimbabwe's most colourful allrounders, Andy Blignaut, is back from exile and appears hungry to get back into the national fold as soon as possible

For 21 years, Stephen Boock had to live with the dubious honour of having the worst bowling figures in New Zealand first-class history, until February 28, 2010

In an old cover story for Open , Sandipan Deb wrote about how cricket suddenly became boring, due to the overdose of games

Tony Munro