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Most [England] fans don’t give two hoots about the Champions Trophy

Mike Selvey applauds Darren Gough's determination to win back his England place, if not his performances once there.

Derek Pringle, writing in the Daily Telegraph , believes that the first innings may point to ball suspicions.

The current fuss is just another in a long line of controversies that had no lasting ill-effects on the game of cricket, writes Jon Henderson in the Observer .

This day, 33 years ago, Garry Sobers produced his last Test hundred, an unbeaten 150, to charge West Indies to a massive win

Mihir Bose, writing in the Daily Telegraph , reports that Bob Woolmer is on the verge of resigning as Pakistan coach

Darrell Hair may not score a goodwill ambassador job in Pakistan anytime soon, but the Australian umpire has achieved something rare for cricket - front page news in the US .

To blame Hair for not having the perfect response to an unprecedented event or to play down the seriousness of Inzamam’s behaviour is fatuous , says Martin Samuel in The Times .

Zaheer Abbas refused to take the field on the last day during the 1983-84 Bangalore Test

Derek Pringle, the former England medium-pacer who's currently the chief cricket correspondent of the Daily Telegraph , says England could well have triggered the ball-tampering row

Sandeep Patil, former India dasher, turns 50 today

Alastair Cook, the England batsman, talks about his real passion: firing darts

Imran Khan was more than just Pakistan's cricket captain

Geraint Jones, England's under-pressure wicketkeeper , only kept the Pakistani leg spinner at bay for 20 balls, reports David Hopps in The Guardian .

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Inzamam-ul-Haq tells Donald McRae, of the Guardian , he is confident of repeating his success from last winter on his final tour of England

It will be a pleasure to return to the majesty of Test cricket after the frenzy of the football, writes Mike Marqusee in The Hindu .

There is a curious feeling of irrelevance marring this one-day series, feels Mike Atherton.