The Surfer

Quota system in action

Ray White, a former UCB president, goes to watch a top of the table clash between the Highveld Lions and the Cape Cobras at the Wanderers and writes about the quota system in action

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

I’m happy being Ajit Agarkar

Agarkar, who turns 28 next month, spoke to Lokendra Pratap Sahi about his bowling, batting, being in and out of the team, playing under different captains and lots more

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Excessive <i>under</i>-appealing

It seems that when Matthew Hoggard was fined for dismissing Salman Butt in the first Test, it wasn't because of overappealing afterall

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

South Africa just can't get enough

Neil Manthorp writes on South Africa's red hot run:

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Forehead-clutching melodrama

Peter May writes on the nail-biting finish at Multan: England have faltered like the Nazis advancing on Stalingrad - marching forward with ill-deserved confidence and woefully ill-equipped for the conditions, the invaders’ weapons redundant

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

A West Indian nadir

As West Indies floundered at the Bellerive Oval, Peter Roebuck and Mike Coward bemoan the fall of a cricketing pillar.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Match-turning balls

Bob Woolmer,the Pakistan coach, lists the magical moments that turned the first Test match between England and Pakistan at Multan.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

A picture paints a thousand words

Jack Russell - he of wonky hats, baked beans and painter fame - has unveiled his depictions of the Ashes this summer, as reported in his local rag, the Bristol Evening Post :

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Hodge speak

On the day he made his Test debut, Brad Hodge writes that the wait is over, now it's time to put the head down and capitalise on a chance at the highest level.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

New Zealand gets kids hooked on cricket

More than 60 Auckland children from low-decile schools launched themselves into a special cricket tournament yesterday, supervised by the country's brightest cricket stars.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Triumph of tradition over technology

Salman Butt's reprieve after replays of a possible run-out proved inconclusive was a triumph of tradition over technology , argues Richard Williams

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Warne's tiger-like eyes

Harbhajan Singh tells Lokendra Pratap Sahi that he would like to be an achiever in the Shane Warne mould.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

India's beefcakes under the spotlight

As cricket grows sexier by the day, Mid Day asked a bevvy of India's television actresses who were their best-loved heroes

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Pakistanis cheering the opposition?

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Getting lost against Lara

Stuart MacGill tells The Australian’s Malcolm Conn about the day he “lost his way” bowling to Brian Lara

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Batsmen and fitness

Trevor Chesterfield writes about how Sanath Jayasuriya's injury should have been handled better and takes a look at batsmen whose career ended because of injury.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

The return of Agarkar

Ajit Agarkar, who had an impressive series against Sri Lanka recently, speaks about rediscovering his form and also says he can't afford to neglect his batting anymore.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Sobers: Flintoff better than Botham

Garry Sobers ( stats ) says that Andrew Flintoff has surpassed Ian Botham , and is a better player

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

The influence of tapeball on Pakistani cricket

Another interesting Pakistan-related feature, this time by Jonathan Dyson in The Guardian , who writes about Pakistan's cricket-obsessed public: specifically, "tapeball."

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Are Australia the new Dad's Army?

England have lost the “Dad’s Army” tag since winning the Ashes and Malcolm Conn worries Australia have picked it up

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