It wasn't a packed house at Kingsmead by any stretch of imagination but those who were around were so vocal that the numbers didn't matter

India's pedestrian performance with the ball on the first day at Lord's has come in for plenty of flak

India's tour of England will provide the final opportunity for many of their stars to finally achieve a Test series win in England, writes Angus Fraser in The Independent .

Richie Benaud is the man who could be best suited to take over as the president of the ICC after the death of Percy Sonn, says Mark Nicholas in The Daily Telegraph

With New Zealand having lost seven of their last nine one-day internationals, calls are on in the media to try out a new captain

Peter Roebuck visits Ludhiana to discover the roots of England's latest spinning sensation, Monty Panesar, and meets his uncle Pritpal Singh Panesar.

The Indian board's decision to take on the ICC could split the cricket world, warns Mike Coward in The Australian

Adam Parore, the former New Zealand wicketkeeper, looks back at his experience of playing against Pakistan and wonders how their bowlers managed to bowl "25 overs on a searing hot day and seem to get faster as the day wears on".

Michael Atherton, the former England captain, wonders if anyone really cares 'whether a cricket ball was tampered with and whether one man brought the game into disrepute'

Inzamam-ul-Haq didn’t have a happy time on Pakistan’s tour to England, but Guardian’s Frank Keating insists that Inzamam provided him with the “most rewarding purr of content all summer”.

Earlier posts: Intro , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5

Earlier posts: Intro , 1 , 2 , 3 .