Dileep Premachandran

Jacques Rudolph's double-century on debut - and a record-breaking third-wicket stand of 429 with Boeta Dippenaar - may have garnered all the attention worldwide, but there was much to admire about Bangladesh's response

Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag speak about the second day's play of the Multan Test

Dileep Premachandran meets Locksley Comrie, a former player and president of the Boys' Town club, an institution that once boasted of West Indies players like Collie Smith and Sir Frank Worrell

In this age of high-speed internet, teleconferences and live streaming, it's not that difficult to put a face to words

A Friday night in Barbados, and most people you talk to ask you to head to Oistins

Dileep Premachandran visits the Marshall Rapids in Guyana and gets the best water massage the world has to offer

As for my driver, he’d have to fret and fume for half an hour before the religious chants that he didn’t know or care for gave way to the highpoint of his day

By the time we exit the press box after an ultimately thrilling first game at Guyana's new stadium, it's almost nine

There are places I remember all my life, though some have changed , sang the Beatles in the days when one-day cricket was restricted to a Gillette Cup and little else

I leave Kingston at dawn on March 25, a hugely important day in the nation’s history

Dileep Premachandran catches up with Lawrence Rowe

Jacques Kallis, very much the cornerstone of South Africa's Test side, is embroiled in a controversy over his refusal to sing the national anthem

On the eve of the Test, we head to the suburb of Sandton, to the home to a man who was Mr South African cricket for more than a quarter century, Ali Bacher

Almost 24 hours after they wrapped up the tour game, one of the Indians was still bowling in the middle at Sedgars Park