Administration

South Africa's domestic players brace for impact

Neil Manthorp in Business Day writes should India's tour to South Africa be cancelled, every South African domestic cricketer would be out R160,000 had the series gone on.

17-Sep-2013

Boardroom games

In a slow cricket news week in New Zealand, Martin Snedden and Geoff Allott's possible return to administrative roles is the talk of the town

12-Sep-2013•Paul Ford

What are cricket boards for?

Cricket is crying out for the return of the boring administrator

04-Sep-2013•Andrew Hughes

Bracken looks to trade dressing room for political office

Nathan Bracken announced that he would be running as an independent in the Central Coast federal elections for the New South Wales seat of Dobell against former Labor MP Craig Thomson

13-Aug-2013•Anuj Vignesh

Grassroots the way

Venkat Anant in Yahoo Cricket visits Alur, where the KSCA have set up a new academy to encourage cricket right from the grassroot levels

07-Aug-2013

BCCI and the pervasive stench of corruption

In Caravan magazine, Prem Panicker comments on the culture of a 'moral safe-house' within the BCCI, a result of the fact that the board has done little to guard itself against corruption.

02-Jul-2013

PCB fail to make a stand

The schedule of all ICC events until 2023 was determined at the annual conference this June and Pakistan will not be hosting any during that period. Ehsan Mani, in the Express Tribune, criticises the PCB and its acceptance of this proposal

01-Jul-2013

The rebel cricket conference

It's time to take on the ICC's monopoly on futile boardroom banter

29-Jun-2013•Andrew Hughes

The talented Mr Najam Sethi

Mani Khawaja insists a tide of criticism against Najam Sethi's appointment as interim president of the PCB is a manifestation of people wanting to stir things up in a satirical blog entry at the Express Tribune

28-Jun-2013

Arthur the victim of a revolution?

Talk is, his disciplinarian style was a bit too much for some players to stomach

24-Jun-2013•Michael Jeh

Australia need to learn to love the coach

How well Australia face their current problems will depend on the roles that Mickey Arthur and performance manager, Pat Howard essay, says Tim Lane in the Age

23-Jun-2013

The perils of spring cleaning

The BCCI is rushing around sweating the small stuff, but what of its large cockroach problem?

12-Jun-2013•Andrew Hughes

A voice of dissent walks away

Tim May's resignation means parochialism and self-interest can now flourish in the ICC old boys' club without any impediment

09-Jun-2013•Paul Ford

The IPL needs a scrub down

In the Indian Express, Shekhar Gupta says the BCCI must make a choice about how it wants to govern the IPL and open itself up to more scrutiny

25-May-2013

Who cares for the spectator?

As the game's powerbrokers manoeuvre themselves towards greater influence, they move ever further away from the ordinary supporter

16-May-2013•Dave Hawksworth

Australian cricket's single voice

New administrative reforms mean the board is more equally representative of the states, and that there is an admirable new focus on the health of the national game

09-May-2013•Michael Jeh

The Parker Posse poser

The dossier compiled by John Parker and his largely unnamed associates has reopened the New Zealand captaincy debate - but the manner in which it was released has only served to deepen the rancour and distrust

07-Apr-2013•Paul Ford

Don't blame Pat Howard

Seemingly because he used to be a rugby player, Cricket Australia's General Manager Team Performance has been on the receiving end of some unfair criticism. The team is not performing highly but that is not (yet) Pat Howard's fault

06-Apr-2013•Matt Cleary

Stance on SL players against IPL's spirit

The recent controversy surrounding the participation of Sri Lankan players and the IPL's response to the issue may have done the game a disservice, writes Mini Kapoor in the Indian Express

29-Mar-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Cricket between the ads

Watching cricket on TV in India is getting depressing because of the inexcusable and illegitimate plethora of intrusive advertisements in the cricket telecasts

05-Mar-2013•Mahesh Sethuraman

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