The Sri Lankan cricket team arrived in Mumbai on Saturday afternoon with Kumar Sangakkara promising their best in an attempt to conquer "the last frontier"

What's the matter with West Indies cricket? How far ahead do you need to plan a dismissal? Andy Roberts answers these questions and more from Cricinfo readers

When he first came on the scene he was called the new Merv Hughes. Now Australia's meanest new quick is looking to add patience and consistency to his mix

Ian Bishop on growing up idolising the great West Indian pacemen, the importance of intimidation, and coming back from injury

Young Sree started b-boying and popping after he watched a commercial as a kid

The Champions League Twenty20 featured many entertaining moments provided by players who had yet to make an impression on the big stage. Nagraj Gollapudi picks the talent to watch out for in the future

They didn't win the tournament, but T&T got the cricketing world talking of the talent in the Caribbean

Dwayne Bravo rising to the challenge today wasn't a one-off, for different players coming good when it matters has been a distinctive aspect of T&T's campaign

New South Wales coach Matthew Mott pleased with dominant semi-final show which gave out a "statement at how we want to go into the final"

Fearless, colourful, and exciting, T&T are a well-oiled unit harnessed by a strong structure and visionary leadership

Daryl Harper talks about that Tendulkar lbw decision from 1999, the worst thing a bowler's said to him, and whether the ICC's Umpire of the Year award is rigged

With its low, uneven and unpredictable bounce and slow nature, the freshly laid Delhi pitch has been a talking point during the Champions League

The Gangas have wanted to visit the land of their ancestors for years, and now they finally have, as a family

Adrian Barath revealed today why he is rated as one of the most promising emerging talents in the Caribbean

Sussex and Somerset, taken outside their comfort zones, were left in the wake of much more formidable and fitter teams in the Champions League in India

Kieron Pollard played the innings of his short cricket life, as he stood his ground and hammered the New South Wales bowling into submission with his18-ball blitz that included five massive sixes and five thunderous fours

For the likes of Morne van Wyk and CJ de Villiers, to perform against high-quality opposition is a step up the ladder

Brett Lee has expects Australia to find it difficult to stamp their authority in the forthcoming ODI series against India despite their recent successes in the format

India's leading current bowler answers readers' questions on the toughest batsmen to bowl to, his best Test batting performance, the art of the doosra and more

Is it really a surprise that an IPL team was eliminated from the tournament by a less fancied team from Trinidad & Tobago?