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From Tim Wigmore, United Kingdom

In the end, whether Howard does or doesn't get the job--the fact is that there are many, many people better suited to the job

Eras are unique and each can have its own attraction

From Suhas Cadambi, India

Now, with the insane amount of back-to-back matches that the fast men have to deal with, they can't steam in without a care for their ankle ligaments

The moment Dilshan executed his shot, the bowler's final sanctuary was lost, and what was the batsman's no man's land was conquered

Balance is what provides harmony to cricket as it does to all things in life.

He may not have the speed of Brett Lee or the glamour of Kevin Pietersen, but Matthew Hoggard was a truly English champion and never let anyone down

We Marathis are a proud people, and even though many Punekars tend to dismiss the Mumbai parochialism (true Marathis come from Pune, not Mumbai, you see), it is hard to see any Punekar supporting Pune as their first team, when our favourite son plays

From Alan & Philip Sutherland, Australia

From S Giridhar and VJ Raghunath, India

From Rahul Bhasin, India

From Satchit Bhogle, India

Does Pakistan cricket need to introspect

From Veer, United States

So here’s my tribute, not to the great man, (he would be getting enough right now) but to those maniacal followers, who know nothing better, who stand outside TV shops next to pure strangers saying, “Asking rate 8.5 per over

From Balachandhran

When one thinks of Australian keepers, one tends to think of Queenslanders, New South Welshmen and Western Australians

However much the external attributes of cricket may have changed, we believe the intrinsic quintessential qualities of courage and nobility remain forever entwined with the game

Expanding the domestic structure to include the Northern Territory would take the game to the Aboriginal heartland