Guest Column

Greatest fast bowler of the modern era

For Marshall, it was natural to share his passion and expertise

18-Jul-2010•Vic Marks

What was Cricket Australia thinking?

How did anyone ever think Howard's nomination would fly? If this was a way for CA to rein in the BCCI, it was ill-conceived

06-Jul-2010•Mukul Kesavan

The IPL and the limits of the free market

The Ravindra Jadeja verdict suggests the IPL is attempting to put in place checks on player power in an effort to protect the league's interests

13-Apr-2010•Ashok Malik

What the IPL says about India

Brash, loud and vulgar, the IPL can be seen as a symbol of the country where it took birth: an India full of a recently acquired affluence and confidence; but there's more to it than that

12-Apr-2010•Ayaz Memon

Where's the love for county cricket?

Does the Championship really take place if no one's watching?

07-Apr-2010•Tanya Aldred

Pass the gravy

There's a lot of silly money flying around in the IPL: Indian players will benefit, but it's a little more complicated for the franchises

30-Mar-2010•Ashok Malik

Selection stalls Canada's progress

They're among the most talented and promising of the Associate teams, but the lack of a coherent selection policy is hurting them plenty

06-Mar-2010•Faraz Sarwat

No, Prime Minister

A one-time school-mate remembers John Howard, the nominee for the ICC's top post, and a genteel disagreement they had over a certain urn

04-Mar-2010•David Frith

Like The Don, in a league of his own

The impact a sportsperson has on the consciousness of his era, what he has meant to his country and the world, that's where the twain - Bradman and Tendulkar - meet

25-Feb-2010•Ayaz Memon

The rot in rotation

India's rotation policy, which allocates Tests to venues, is obsolete and needs ruthless, radical change

19-Feb-2010•Sidharth Monga

Give Afridi a break

Ball-tampering is not the heinous crime it is being made out to be; it's time it had official sanction

06-Feb-2010•Ramiz Raja

Reason against brute force in the free-to-air debate

The battle between the ECB and the government works at two levels

24-Nov-2009•William Buckland

Why umpiring reviews are flawed

The current review system makes umpires doubt themselves, and in the long term undermines their skills

13-Oct-2009•Peter Willey

What next for Monty?

One of the quickest spinners to 100 wickets, Panesar has been left facing a harsher winter after his omission from England's tour party to South Africa

09-Oct-2009•Paul M Smith

Give the players a better deal

Why the world's cricket boards and the ICC are increasingly going to have to let players freelance

27-Sep-2009•Paul Marsh

A neutral home from home

England will host Tests for Pakistan against Australia next summer because of the dangerous security situation. But will it work?

12-Sep-2009•Patrick Kidd

Anyone but Butt

Why the Pakistan board's chief must be replaced before he erodes the good that came from the World Twenty20

08-Aug-2009•Faraz Sarwat

Lay off the legends

Lloyd and Holding are entitled to criticise the West Indies players - they've been in those shoes

30-Jul-2009•Rudi Webster

The IPL and the art of management

Empowered CEOs, messianic evangelists, all-powerful coaches - the IPL threw up a number of leadership styles

06-Jun-2009•Ashok Malik

Zimbabwe's dinosaur breaks cover

Steven Price reports that the net might be closing around Peter Chingoka, Zimbabwe Cricket's long-serving chairman

17-Apr-2009•Steven Price in Harare

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