Test cricket’s leisurely pace harks back to a bygone era, when there were no live television broadcasts, and radio commentary held sway

Tony Munro

Life has come a full circle for Pakistan’s cricket at Sydney

England's ability to snatch draws from the jaws of certain defeat has led Mike Selvey to appreciate their "cockroach-like resilience"

Tony Munro

Tony Munro

If Hazel Smith had started her cricketing career in a different era, she may well have made a mark with her on-field exploits

Everything happens for a reason in MS Dhoni’s life, even a ban for two ODIs due to slow over-rates

The Australian cricket team’s repeated run-ins with opponents on the field have lead Mike Coward to believe that though the side is keen to dish out verbal aggression with interest, they are incapable of handling stick from opponents

Virat Kohli’s maiden century in Kolkata has raised visions that he could be the next big thing in Indian cricket

Kevin Mitchell believes that the advent of the UDRS has irrevocably marred the on-field bonhomie between players and umpires, in the process taking away an integral aspect of the game

Barry Richards believes that the discussions over Dale Steyn’s fitness and availablilty for the Durban Test are all part of mind-games in the lead-up to the match

Peter Roebuck observes the interesting trend of ‘switchovers’ – his moniker for batsmen who choose to bat with their wrong hands

Funds shortages in Pakistan’s cricketing establishment have affected people in different ways, even during the final of the showpiece domestic tournament, the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy

As a child, Graeme Swann’s ultimate dream was to pick the final wicket is an Ashes decider

Suva Capitals have clinched Fiji's Elite Player League (EPL) title, thanks to Jikoi Kida’s star turn in the deciding match against Sigatoka Dunes in Nadi on Saturday

With sixes flying around at an alarming rate in the India-Sri Lanka series, spectators and fielders alike already have their hands full in trying to stay clear of danger

On the occasion of Harbhajan Singh's 100th Test, a look back at five of his most memorable spells in the format

The first ODI against Pakistan epitomised how much Dhoni's safety-first approach has benefited him as a batsman, while shackling him as a leader

The best death-overs bowler in the game went face-to-face against the best finisher in the business with four to defend off the last ball. It was only fair that neither Lasith Malinga nor MS Dhoni ended up on the losing side of that contest