The Buzz

One of Sreesanth's trademarks, both on and off the field, is theatricality. Now, with cricket off the agenda for him, he seems to have turned his attention more firmly to acting, dancing and song-writing

A group of football fans have dipped into their pocket to sponsor a county cricketer for the 2014 season

Umar Akmal's troubles with the law followed him all the way to his wedding, when police found that his ceremony had breached the marriage law prevalent in Lahore

Months after ending his 24-year international career, Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar has made a foray into Indian football, winning the bid to own the Kochi-based franchise of the Indian Super League

MS Dhoni has always been a popular cricketer and he added another to the legion of his supporters when he gifted a Pakistan fan a complimentary pass to the World Twenty20 final

Mumbai pacer Saurabh Netravalkar has combined his academic qualifications as computer engineer with his knowledge of cricket to develop an app for players called CricDeCode

A Sri Lanka Police spokesperson said playing cricket on the roads could lead to arrests, adding that three poor Colombo souls had already been apprehended for this 'offence'

Warwickshire may, in an indirect way, have cannabis to thank if they go on to win a trophy in the 2014 season

Brendon McCullum has been honoured with the keys to Wellington after his epic 302 at the Basin Reserve

India's 16-year-old batting allrounder Sarfaraz Khan found a unique way to pay tribute to coach and father, Naushad Khan

Australia's tougher immigration laws are set to see three English tabloid journalists deported and unable to cover the death throes of England's disastrous Ashes tour.

Freelance cricket writer and commentator Qamar Ahmed completes his 400th Test as a reporter, at which point he has been to 19% of all Tests every played

Big-hitting Melbourne Renegades captain Aaron Finch has indicated he wouldn't mind dropping down the order for his team. Why? Because he has come across a couple of mightier hitters of the cricket ball than himself

We've all heard or read about the pressure on famous cricketing sons to live up to their family names on the field. But what happens when a son finds himself in same commentary box as his famous father?

Anyone looking for a tasty Ashes subplot needed to be at the MCG nets at tea time on the second day of the Boxing Day Test