Features

Andre Russell on what puzzles him about his West Indies team-mate, what he's usually doing when he gets a call-up, his fashion statement, and hairstyle trends

The Berlin Cricket Club lost its old ground due to an administrative directive but has now gained a new and better one - with a dark history thrown in

Mike Hesson couldn't stay as coach of Kenya for long enough to make enough of a difference, but he is confident the side has a bright future

Having worked hard to earn his opportunity, Matt Coles is seizing his first-team chance in the south-east

Pakistan's new coach is optimistic about his side climbing the rankings, and making sure the best XI is picked for every format no matter what

After surviving a career-threatening illness, Michael Carberry wants to state his case for England once again

The Championship-winning Lancashire coach is always upbeat, full of ideas, forever analysing, in love with the nitty gritty of his job

Injuries are part and parcel for a pace bowler and James Harris has already had to deal with his fair share. He talks to ESPNcricinfo about the challenge

An analysis of team-wise batting and bowling performances in IPL 2012

But how about a little more imagination when composing team anthems?

Also: most Tests as a captain, Blowers' near-Test debut, nine bowleds in an innings, and racquet-wielding cricketers

Analysing individual batting and bowling performances in IPL 2012

Ask a Mumbai fan. He'll tell you

The West Indies captain loves his mum, buys her expensive gifts, and hopes she won't hear him swear too much. And did you know he's afraid of flying?

What happens when Sourav Ganguly comes home - on the opposition side - in the most awaited match of the year's IPL?

Most cricketers take to golf after retirement. Adam Hollioake chose mixed martial arts, and came out alive and with a respectable draw, in his first professional fight

The former India coach's flaw was not that he was too Australian, as this book reveals

New Zealand's hot new pick is a South African who moved continents twice to realise his cricket dream

Mike Procter played just seven Tests for South Africa, but thinks that was a small price to pay to help change an unjust system

The international players' association chief, Tim May, talks about the phenomenon of the freelance cricketer, and the need for India and Pakistan to have player reps