The Surfer

Dolphins undone by Jerling?

The Surfer stumbled upon an interesting piece that talks about Brian Jerling, the South African umpire, being involved in a storm with the Dolphins side in the domestic competition.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

No place like home for Hodge

Brad Hodge prepares for the biggest day of his life on Monday – a home Test at the MCG

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Tony brings out the mutant in me

Telford vice lets rip against Tony Grieg and Bill Lawry.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

What the dew does over 22 yards

Muralidharan K explains an interesting theory on the relation between the dew, pitch and roller.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Don't give Dazzler Cooley's job

England need to address the vacancy left by bowling coach Troy Cooley, writes Mike Selvey, but looking to Darren Gough for answers may be a mistake.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

A match-winning spinner and better batting

It is the time of year when people start to reflect on the last 12 months, and what a time it has been for England

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Change is constant

Mike Coward writes on a changing trend in the selection of the Australian side:

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Parental joy

As Brad Hodge became the first Victorian batsman after Dean Jones to post a Test double-hundred, his proud parents watched him bathe in the glory .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

When Pigeon missed Dizzy

Glenn McGrath talks about the time when he was rudely awakened to the brave new world of Australian cricket and how he longed for his friend and former team-mate, Jason Gillespie.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Warne's World Cup - will he or won't he?

Shane Warne, who has retired from the one-day game, always leaves a hint of suspicion when talking about the 2007 World Cup

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Supersubs - how super

Not everyone is a fan of the Supersub rule

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Punter's luck

Peter Roebuck on Ricky Ponting's good fortune on the third day at Perth, and how such moments can turn out to be defining in the context of the Test.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Gough cannot waltz back into the side

Darren Gough has clearly not given up hope of an England recall

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

'There was a moment when I just couldn't talk'

Sachin Tendulkar in an intimate conversation with Pradeep Magazine talks about the intense pressure he was undergoing prior to hitting the world-record 35th Test century.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

End Warne's one-day retirement

Mark Waugh writes in the Sun-Herald Australia’s best chance of winning the 2007 World Cup is to lure Shane Warne back

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

This wasn’t cricket

The culture of our sport and our society demanded that Sourav Ganguly deserved to choose his exit ; instead, his lifeline was rudely cut

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

When emotion found a role in the game - but no kisses

Cricket statistician Ross Dundas has brought to light the remarkable fact that batsmen in this year's Ashes Tests scored half as fast again on average as batsmen in the 1972 Ashes series - 3.79 runs per six balls faced compared with a dreary 2.51

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Face the facts

Peter Roebuck feels it's about time the Indian cricket community grew up

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Bowlers, not bats have more to fear

Andrew Ramsey feels that so frighteningly efficient is the modern-day cricket bat that greatest danger lurks for the bowler whose momentum and follow-through renders him a virtually defenceless target from a distance of less than 20metres.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

A posterior for posterity

Sculptor Lou Laumen has captured something else about Ponsford a posterior for posterity , as it were

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

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