Mukul Kesavan

The Symonds affair and the charge of racial abuse laid against Harbhajan Singh by Ricky Ponting could change the way in which international cricket is monitored and regulated

One of Tendulkar, Ganguly and Yuvraj has to get a century

An attempt to put Michael Hussey's staggering Test performances in perspective

Perhaps Hussey's case illustrates a larger problem with cricket appreciation: the way in which a ruling aesthetic obscures the achievement of players whose methods don't fit its criteria

It isn't just the Border-Gavaskar trophy that's at stake: Captain Kumble holds the future of the long game in his hands.

Jayasuriya's significance is not statistical, though heaven knows that at the high points of his career he climbed peaks never attempted by more consistent players

He was, as he often is in Test matches, the best batsman on show

Is Chappell asking us to accept that he had a hissy fit then and cried 'racism' when it wasn't

Captain Kumble might turn out to be an inspired choice

Our virtue as a nation is that we committed ourselves to an inclusive pluralism

Dilip Vengsarkar has a habit of shooting his mouth off and indiscretion has been his watchword since he was appointed as the chairman of selectors

"Ricky Ponting has accused India's early-series attitude of being "fake" after their behaviour turnaround during the third ODI on Friday

How a reader's comments can be constructive, expressive and delightful

I was thinking about who the next captain of the Indian Test team might be (or should be) when I read this first-rate post by Kaushik Sunder Rajan on his blog DailyCric .You can read it here

After the disastrous, 50-over World Cup in the West Indies where the death of a coach, an absurdly stretched-out schedule, exorbitantly priced tickets, and the early exit of India and Pakistan meant that everything that could go wrong did go wrong,

Kevin Pietersen reminds me of the young Tony Greig

The historical significance of Zee's league is that it has goosed the BCCI into announcing the Indian Premier League, a Twenty20 competition

Bishan Bedi has been sent a letter by Muttiah Muralitharan’s lawyers for comments he made recently about the off-spinners bowling action and newspapers report that these lawyers are threatening to ‘drag him to the courts’ if his response is