Jayaditya Gupta

While the bosses at the Indian Cricket League (ICL) reiterate that it isn't a breakaway league, majority of the world's cricketers who do not have faith in the ICC to administer the game effectively may just pounce at the first opportunity that comes

Freddie's resumed training

The Indian team management's SOS call to Ranadeb Bose, Arjun Yadav, Ishant Sharma and Rakesh Patel is not the first such instance of players being drafted in the last minute in an emergency during an England tour

With India still to announce their new coach after shortlisting Graham Ford and John Emburey, Rajan Bala, writing in The Deccan Chronicle , questions the methodology used by the BCCI, seeking the player's views on who they want

Mathew Sinclair went fishing the day he received the news most of us expected but somehow hoped wouldn't happen

While the Australian government has already delivered its final verdict on the tour of Zimbabwe, Dean Jones argues against it, stating that Australia have a moral responsibility by touring and inspiring youngsters to take up the game, rather than go

Chris Rattue profiles Justin Vaughan, the newly appointed chief executive of New Zealand Cricket, in The New Zealand Herald

The Ireland players, on returning home from the World Cup, showed their humility by turning down a chance for an open-top bus ride through the city as a heroes welcome

If one ever needed confirmation that the World Cup is a massive deal in the subcontinent, here is one such example

New Zealand play the first semi-final at Sabina Park in Kingston, the venue of coach John Bracewell's only Test for New Zealand

It's been a bizarre World Cup for plenty covering the event but two innocent Indian journalists had another bizarre story to write home about - being nabbed for arousing suspicion in Barbados, of all places, based on the colour of their skin

Dav Whatmore announced that he would end his tenure as coach of Bangladesh after the series against India

Rahul Bhattacharya

The most anticipated team selections in the history of all international tours to Bangladesh was bound to raise a few questions, with a few seniors being 'rested', while the form of those being retained haven't been exemplary either

The Duncan Fletcher-bashing continues, this time from Geoff Boycott, who revealed to The Daily Telegraph that Michael Vaughan approached him for batting tips, insisting that it should be a hush-hush affair.

Ian Chappell