Michael Clarke, writing in Australia's Daily Telegraph , says his team takes responsibility for the batting in Hobart

The BBC 's Charles Haviland examines the controversies in Sri Lankan cricket.

Rohit's journey back to the Indian team included an 'eggcentric' diet, jogging with his driver and shedding eight kgs

Among current batsmen, Virender Sehwag is the one most likely to bring on an epidemic of insomnia among opposition captains, says Ian Chappell, writing in the Hindustan Times .

The financial imbalance between cricket and other sports in India is well documented

In Mid-Day , Shishir Hattangadi, the former Mumbai captain, responds to Ajit Agarkar's decision to return home from Cuttack after being dropped for the Ranji Trophy match against Orissa, and Zaheer Khan's ensuing criticism of the Mumbai team

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Batting or bowling, Jacques Kallis has the numbers to prove that he's one of the all time greats, even if does not always gives the impression that he belongs in that pantheon, says the Old Batsman in his blog .

Does it mean anything when one of India's Test hopefuls, Rohit Sharma, scores 175 in the Ranji Trophy, when at the same time three others hit double-centuries and an all-rounder not in the reckoning for a Test slot, Ravindra Jadeja, hammers 314, asks

Osman Samiuddin, writing for the National , anticipates much change on both batting and bowling fronts, especially in Test cricket

South Africa’s cricketers have some “new toys”, to quote Dale Steyn

Author Peter Oborne, Basil D'Oliveira's biographer, remembers the former England all-rounder on BBC Sport

A century is worth its weight in gold for any team, some people say

Venkat Ananth, writing for Yahoo Cricket , puts forward a suggestion on how the BCCI could start something called the 'high performance programme' to benefit Indian cricket in the long run

It’s been eight months since Sachin Tendulkar last got to the three-figure mark

Malcolm Conn, writing in Australia's Daily Telegraph says the Cape Town debacle shows that batsmen brought up on a glut of short-form cricket and easy Twenty20 money are unwilling or unable to deal with the moving ball.

Fast bowler Andre Adams is performing well in English county cricket and tells Radio Sport 's Guy Heveldt that if he was able to come back to New Zealand, he'd be up to international level

Vivian Richards talks to Mid-Day 's Clayton Murzello about Joe Frazier, who died on November 8 after a battle with cancer.

Belinda Luscombe, from Time , has a brief chat with Imran Khan on his links with cricket and politics.

Muttiah Muralitharan talks to Mihir Bose, writing for the London Evening Standard , about his career, who he thinks are the best batsmen, umpire Darrell Hair and, among other things, his fondness for Galle.