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England's very own Turbanator

For spin-bowling romantics, there will be a sense of excitement that the Luton-born 23-year-old Northamptonshire's left-arm spinner, a bowler of burgeoning artistry, could become the first Sikh to play for England in the land of his forefathers,

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Devilry to sainthood, Cairns had it all

Chris Cairns went the full distance in his cricket, from Black caps bad boy to senior statesman of the side, writes Geoff Longley .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Ponting needs to reassess his cricketing beliefs

It says something for Australian life, and particularly for its cricket, that the captain of Australia would come from a working-class suburb of a regional centre in what is by a wide margin the nation's smallest state, writes Time Lane in The Age

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

The beginning of the end for McGrath?

I swear we've been here before

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

'I'll be at the World Cup' - McGrath

Sunday is column day

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

When players' tongues outran their brains

Frank Tyson finds the harassment and questioning of umpires "obnoxious".

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Short still sweet in clamour for Twenty20 world event

A Twenty20 world championship may be slotted into the calendar as soon as next year as the format born in England continues to pass every test of its popularity, writes Richard Hobson in The Times .

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Skidding they come

Against bowlers of pace you can play with controlled aggression, for their sheer pace means you don't have to go hard at the ball

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Gilchirst avoids drop to No. 7

Trevor Marshallsea, the Sydney Morning Herald cricket writer who reported last week Adam Gilchrist was headed to No

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

A comedy show

Twenty-over cricket is here to stay

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

'McGrath's best days are gone'

Jeff Thomson believes Glenn McGrath is too old and his effectiveness is in doubt for the 2007 World Cup.

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Home-grown is the way forward

As the speculation surrounding Troy Cooley’s replacement as England bowling coach rumbles on, Mike Selvey says in The Guardian that only a home-grown coach will do for the job

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

No time to play meek and humble

What do Evo Morales, the Iranian government and the Board of Control for Cricket in India have in common?

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Spring clean your club

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Meanwhile, rumours of a greentop in Karachi!

Here we go again

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Pakistan to finally receive 1996 World Cup dues

The Indian board is handing over some money

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

'Rakhi' - Pakistani fan christens the India-Pakistan series

Tanya Aldred of The Guardian had called it as the tandoori ashes and now a Pakistani, Dr Saeed Durrani of Islamabad, in a letter to editor in the The Daily times , Pakistani daily, suggests ' Rakhi ', after rejecting words like Khak and Khakister

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Sledging Ganguly

When Sourav Ganguly ran in to the middle with the drinks and was seen egging Mahendra Singh Dhoni,involved in a battle with Shoaib Akthar, some Pakistan cricketers couldn't let go the opportunity to indulge in a banter with the former India

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Harbhajan seeks divine intervention

Harbhajan Singh joined the Pakistan team on Sunday to hear Maulana Tariq Jamil,a young preacher from the Tableeghi Jamat sect, speak

25-Feb-2013•The Surfer

Where is Phil Jaques? When is his bucks party?

The Australian’s Malcolm Conn can’t understand why Phil Jaques, who scored 94 on debut in Melbourne, has been dropped .

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