The Surfer

Politics and commentary not for Yuvraj

In an exchange moderated by Vipin Pubby, Yuvraj Singh opens up to Indian Express about his fight against cancer, his favourite captain, his equation with Sachin Tendulkar, and also shares his thoughts on Virat Kohli's "angry young" persona, WAGs, politics

24-Oct-2014

From McDonalds to Barbecues

Writing in his blog the Wasted Afternoons, Russell Jackson presents every Australian domestic one-day uniform from the last 30 years

24-Oct-2014

Younis Khan, man for a fight

Where does Younis Khan rank among Pakistan's finest batsmen? Osman Samiuddin has his say in the National

23-Oct-2014

West Indies have lacked a strong leader

In the Age, Greg Baum writes that there has been no unifying, strong leader after Clive Lloyd and Viv Richards to break the freefall West Indies cricket finds itself in

20-Oct-2014

'WICB pushes things to the brink'

Amidst yet another "crisis" between West Indies players and the WICB, Michael Holding writes in his column for Wisden India how the board has allowed for such a situation to come up again, despite being familiar with such issues in the past

19-Oct-2014

Has cricket hit the roof?

Ashok Malik, in Asian Age, wonders cricket-viewing has hit a peak in India considering the decline in the team's performance since the 2000s and other sports vying for the average fan's interest

19-Oct-2014

A moment cricket will never have again

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Can conflict improve team performance?

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From Dombivli to Durban: The rise of Ajinkya Rahane

Bharat Sundaresan and Devendra Pandey of the Indian Express catch up with Ajinkya Rahane's family, friends, and former team-mates and coaches to trace the journey of a soft, aloof kid, who went from practicing batting with strapping waiters, to hitting Da

12-Oct-2014

KP: England's last big star of a bygone era

Barney Ronay examines what the reaction to Kevin Pietersen's autobiography means for the game in England as a whole

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'Beowulf, Achilles and Lancelot in one'

Tom Holland believes that despite all the controversies and unwanted headlines, Kevin Pietersen should not be forgotten for all the times he captivated viewers with his brilliance with the bat

10-Oct-2014

ECB is not blameless

In his column for the Telegraph, Geoffrey Boycott writes with utmost clarity that the ECB should not try to take the moral high ground in the ongoing Kevin Pietersen saga, which has gone to new levels after the release of his autobiography

10-Oct-2014

Will the World Cup be one big free hit?

Although the ICC's crackdown on bowlers with illegal actions is laudable, it's timing could mean the upcoming World Cup might be skewed in favour of the batsmen writes Chloe Saltau, in the Age

10-Oct-2014

Will ECB take control of the Pietersen mess?

Ted Corbett, in his blog, asks if the England Cricket Board would provide a swift solution to the feuds that have begun in the wake of Kevin Pietersen's autobiography

09-Oct-2014

The KP files

In an explosive interview with the Daily Telegraph on the eve of the release of his autobiography, Kevin Pietersen lashes out

06-Oct-2014

Colombia's first homegrown cricketer

01-Oct-2014

'He's one that crept up on us'

Jake Lehmann, son of Australia's coach Darren Lehmann, is poised to begin his journey in senior cricket with South Australia in the Matador One-Day Cup. Andrew Ramsey, for Cricket Australia, learns more

01-Oct-2014

A quintessential fighter who kept coming back

In an interview with Shirin Sadikot for the BCCI, Gautam Gambhir opens up about his brand of cricket, leading Kolkata Knight Riders' to their longest winning streak, and being left out of the Indian squad while dealing with a personal tragedy

29-Sep-2014

Leicestershire's turmoil

Leicestershire have not won a county championship game for two seasons. They lost promising young talent to other teams. BBC talks to former and current players, coaches and administrators to get to the root of the problem

28-Sep-2014

Root, Ballance and the Idle days

In an extensive interview with BBC Sport, Joe Root and Gary Ballance reminisce about their early years with Yorkshire and the time they spent as house-mates in a village called, perhaps aptly, Idle

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