The Surfer

Waugh's Zimbabwe solution

Steve Waugh says it's time to strip Zimbabwe of international status

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Fletcher speak

Xan Rice of the Observer Sports Monthly meets Duncan Fletcher and tries to get into the mind of a man who has changed his country, his profession, as well as the fortunes of English cricket.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Raking over the Ashes

Laurie Clancy reviews three books on the historic Ashes series.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

The new-look South Africans

Neil Manthorp introduces the four new faces in the South African side, currently touring Australia:

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Lara scales another mountain

Shoaib Ahmed celebrates Brian Lara's ascent to the top of the run-scoring mountain and traces the progression of the record down the years.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Flintoff running on empty

It is hardly surprising that Andrew Flintoff didn't manage to lay a bat on Danish Kaneria's stunning googly on the final day at Lahore

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Ashes effect still burning

OK, so the feel-good factor over the Ashes is slipping away faster than a Shoaib Akhtar yorker

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Chappell brotherhood acts

Australia's elite cricketers of the 1970s share an intimacy and popularity perhaps unparalleled in Australian sport, writes Mike Coward , and appreciates the manner in which they came together to rally behind Gary Gilmour.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Ashes cover drive

Matthew Ricketson writes on the various books released on the epic Ashes series:

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Even for Gilchrist there's a limit

Peter Roebuck writes that Adam Gilchrist must consider retiring from 50-over cricket.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Unity needed to revive Windies

Mike Coward feels that West Indies cricket has learned so little from history its future remains uncertain.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Umpires should be given red-card sanction

In the Sunday Telegraph Scyld Berry says that Steve Harmison's shy at Inzamam-ul-Haq could have resulted in something far worse that a run out, and warns that the time could come when players resort to fisticuffs to resolve their differences, and

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Symonds v Bravo

Robert Craddock says in The Courier-Mail Australia’s allrounders need time to settle because the team has a middle-order batting problem .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Cronje's brother makes most of family tie-ins

Owen Slot writes on the latest biography of Hansie Cronje and adds:

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Turn to Cook not the captain to open innings

England should make an investment in the future and l et Alastair Cook open their batting in the final Test, argues Mike Gatting .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Loving and lauding Lara

Two days after Brian Lara passed Allan Border’s world record Mike Coward writes in The Australian about the day Lara laid himself bare .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Of scoring rates and partial truths

Bob Simpson uses a letter from the great Don Bradman to argue that Attractive cricket cannot be judged solely by the rate of run-getting — an orgy of which, against inferior bowling, can be the most boring thing of all

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Good old days? Spare me the humbug

The argument that sportsmanship in cricket is dying out is nothing more than rose-tinted hogwash , argues Vic Marks .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

The next Andrew Flintoff

Andrew Flintoff's development into the best allrounder in the world has finally stopped the search for the next Ian Botham

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Compromise + Myopia = Identity Crisis

Harsha Bhogle writes on the selection of Sourav Ganguly:

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