Australia not charred by the Ashes
Nov 9, 2011
| Opinion
Things don't seem as dismal as they did in January. And that's because some tough and necessary decisions have been taken
Can South Africa keep it going?
Oct 26, 2011
| Opinion
Their second generation of players is setting about the task of building a side strong enough to challenge the world, but it's not just about notching up the results
South Africa must seize their chance to shine
Oct 12, 2011
| Opinion
They have the players and the leadership, but the board needs to get its house in order
Sri Lanka on the brink
Sep 28, 2011
| Opinion
They'll lose more of their top players soon, and political interference in the game is rife. What does the future hold?
The all-round art of Sangakkara
Sep 16, 2011
| Opinion
Balanced yet intense, ruthless in his need to succeed, always contributing to his team's cause, he is among the finest cricketers Sri Lanka has produced
Whatever happened to accountability?
Aug 31, 2011
| Opinion
While players have become professional on and off the field, those who govern them have largely remained amateur in their attitudes. That needs to change drastically
England take the old-fashioned route to the top
Aug 17, 2011
| Opinion
On their way to No. 1 they revived swing bowling, didn't let Twenty20 affect their batting, and showed that execution matters more than content
Is there a method in the Australian selectors' madness?
Aug 3, 2011
| Opinion
The panel seems to be acting without rhyme or reason, mainly on the idea of shaking the tree until Test players emerge
The triple
Jul 20, 2011
| Opinion
The 300-run milestone is unique to Test cricket, calling on the batsman to express the work of a lifetime in a single innings
Sangakkara's challenge to cricket
Jul 5, 2011
| Opinion
His speech at Lord's should serve as a wake-up call to administrators to use the game to serve people, and not for selfish gains