Eoin Morgan's century against Australia was among the best ever for England in the limited-overs format, says Stephen Brenkley in the Independent .

The 50-over format has merits and continues to be popular but we need fewer such games infused with greater context to ensure its survival, writes Mike Selvey in the Guardian .

G Unnikrishnan, writing in the Deccan Herald , questions the wisdom in hosting the Asia Cup in Dambulla, which is not even among the designated venues for the 2011 World Cup

Scyld Berry, in the Telegraph , reviews what the Friends Provident T20 has thrown up so far

Among the many wicketkeeping battles in English cricket is the ongoing one between Matt Prior and Craig Kieswetter

Cricket Australia's decision to experiment with the split-innings one-day format next summer, with four innings of 20-25 overs each per match, is one that will have the support of Sachin Tendulkar, who had proposed such an idea last year

Simon Wilde speaks to Steve Finn about his self-criticism over his performances against Bangladesh, his fitness and his influences in his development as a fast bowler

Kieron Pollard's decision to play for Somerset instead of touring with the West Indies A team to England is an indication of how much the significance of playing for West Indies has been lost on many young players, says an editorial in the Trinidad

Michael Atherton, writing in the Times , says that despite the debate surrounding Andrew Strauss's role in ODI cricket, he still remains the right man to lead England in the 50-over version

The ECB's latest sponsorship deal with Jaguar is a reflection of cricket's upward social mobility, writes ED Smith in the Times .

Despite an excellent start to his Test career, Jonathan Trott has not been given his due by the media, says Lawrence Booth in the Wisden Cricketer

Paul Croughton, in the Sunday Times , writes of how Sam Mendes, the highly-acclaimed director of the Oscar-winning American Beauty , was prompted to co-produce a documentary, Out of the Ashes , about the rise of the Afghanistan cricket team.

Ugandan women continue to assert their presence in their country’s cricketing circuit

Peter Roebuck, writing in the Hindu , says that with seasons overlapping increasingly these days, cricket needs to face the challenge of retaining its popularity in countries where soccer also flourishes

Wins for Cayman Islands, Bemuda and Canada on the second day of the ICC WCL Americas Regional Division One Round-up

The Division One Championship will comprise six teams: Bermuda, USA, Canada, Cayman Islands, Argentina and Bahamas

Mike Atherton, writing in the Times , reviews the film Out of the Ashes , a remarkable story of the Afghanistan cricket team that put up a brave show at the World Twenty20 this year

Lawrence Booth, writing in the Wisden Cricketer , says that while the Duckworth-Lewis method may have its flaws, England's performance against West Indies and Ireland had shortcomings

The Japanese attack was relentless with its line and length, continually beating the outside edge, and coupled with a disciplined and enthusiastic fielding effort, was never in danger of losing the match

Sukanta Chaudhuri, writing in the Telegraph , criticises the IPL for the apparent purposelessness of the wealth generated by the league and adds that the latest controversy has obscured much of what should be dominating the national consciousness.