The Surfer

Pragyan Ojha, who took a career-best 7 for 109 in the Delhi Test against West Indies, speaks to Sai Mohan in Mid-Day about making a successful comeback to Test cricket and his goal of becoming one of the leaders of India's bowling attack.

In a South Africa dressing room that has tended to value experience and consistency over youth and flair, the selection of Vernon Philander and Imran Tahir to play the first Test against Australia at Newlands represents a significant departure from

In the Guardian , Mike Selvey reflects on how England's fielding has improved from the time he was an international cricketer

Sachin Tendulkar has been searching for his 100th international hundred since the 2011 World Cup

"Until recently, I've not known what to make of Misbah-ul-Haq," writes Osman Samiuddin in the National

Vivian Richards talks to Mid-Day 's Clayton Murzello about Joe Frazier, who died on November 8 after a battle with cancer.

There was a special attraction at Papatoetoe Recreation Ground as the New Zealand legend, Martin Crowe, all of 49, took his first steps towards returning to first-class cricket

Sir Paul Condon, in the Daily Telegraph , says the ICC should also consider punishing national boards if their players have been found guilty of being involved in corruption.

In the Age , Greg Baum writes, "Ricky Ponting is perched on that precipitous threshold between a brilliant and complete career and one season too many

The spot-fixing trial is over; the players judged to be guilty and sentenced to jail terms

As India take on West Indies in the first Test, Harbhajan Singh is conspicuous by his absence

Mumbai cricket has more than its fair share of stories of determined cricketers using cricket to escape poverty and the squalor of their surroundings

India failed in their first big overseas tour of the season, failing to win a game in England

James Lawton, in the Independent , says that while member boards or the ICC may not have done enough to eradicate corruption in cricket, the sport should have someone to meet Mohammad Amir and tell him he can still make use of his gifts upon his

Sachin Tendulkar speaks to BCCI TV about the importance of the Ranji Trophy in the development of cricketers in India

In the Sydney Morning Herald , Peter Roebuck writes: "Never forget that at the time of his criminal activities Salman Butt was captaining his country

"Three cricketers have been pursued for corruption

Times of India's Kim Arora reports on the progress of cricket in Kashmir

Sachin Tendulkar recently moved into a new house

England's and India's dominance over each other in home conditions proves there is no team good enough to lay a genuine claim to being world-beaters, Sanjjeev Karan Samyal writes in the Hindustan Times .