Anand Ramachandran

The game is well suited to the hardcore strategist, but its complexities and ordinary graphics may turn off the casual player

Probably the first cricket video game to make the controls easy and satisfying, and its custom preferences will test your imagination - but only if you give it time

Fans of the long format upset by the instant gratification of the newer mode of cheating

The ICC's new player rep readies himself for another tough sporting assignment - helping United win the IPL

The latest advertising innovations in the IPL, and the BCCI's foray into video games

Blame preoccupation with longer formats for decline. Also, the Federer of Test cricket revealed

And the world's first "right-arm excessive appeals" bowler

And Suresh Raina admits he doesn't know who his team is playing against

Runs, records and Statsguru crave him

Plus: the IPL's innovative new rain rule

All that and more in a delightful examination of the latest goings on in the IPL

Organisation demands more culturally appropriate celebrations during Chennai matches

Pair hard at work with physio to ensure neither plays. Also: an apology from Dilshan

Also: Gavaskar maintains Tendulkar-mentioning record, and a pub brawl in Sussex over the Ranji Trophy

Relies on fan opinions via Twitter and Facebook for decision-making

If it's broke you gotta fix it, after all. Featuring impeccable arguments from MS Dhoni and Sunny G

Ground says it will focus on its IPL career. Also: the immaculate rage of Sachin fans

Why hasn't cricket had any great films made about it? Here are some that could fill that vacancy

Also, featuring: the delightful forgetfulness of K Srikkanth, and the case of the postponed protest

And a new frontier in cricket broadcasting