The Surfer

What more must Phillip Hughes do?

Being one of the best young batsmen of his generation has counted for little for Phil Hughes, who continues to suffer from the injustice of Australian selectors, writes SB Tang in the Guardian

23-Aug-2014

'The practical has triumphed over fantasy'

22-Aug-2014

Shastri could play Upton role

21-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

My flair turned out to be productive - Gower

That elegant left-hander, David Gower, talks to KC Vijaya Kumar of the Hindu about his style, and how it was all about scoring runs, whether your batting looked good or not

21-Aug-2014

'Dhoni's captaincy not up to Test standard'

21-Aug-2014

Can CPL rival the IPL?

While the poor results of the West Indies Test team has driven people away from the stadiums in the longest format of the game, the glitz, glamour and global appeal of the Caribbean Premier League has gone a long way towards winning back the crowd, writes

20-Aug-2014

India's scars will run deep

The biggest setbacks of India's debacle in England will be the team's reluctance to play more five-Test series in the future, and the self-doubt creeping into the minds of the younger players, writes Sriram Veera for the Mumbai Mirror

19-Aug-2014

England's unforgettable summer

The Guardian's writers pick their most memorable moments from the English summer season which included a thrilling draw and loss to Sri Lanka, a short-ball collapse to India at Lord's, a baptism of fire for the captain Alastair Cook, and a remarkable revi

19-Aug-2014

A welcome, but overdue landmark

18-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Hard to gauge how good England were

India have performed so lamentably since their victory at Lord's that it is hard to gauge the scale of England's improvement, writes Vic Marks in the Guardian

18-Aug-2014

The many lives Mahela touched

Sidhanta Patnaik, writing for Wisden India, sheds light on the impact made by Mahela Jayawardene on the lives of cricket lovers, off the field

17-Aug-2014

It's mistakes, not indifference

Amidst all the criticism MS Dhoni and his team have been getting, Dileep Premachandran writes for Wisden India about how nearly every off-field activity of the Indian team is seen in negative light and some simple statements are twisted to suggest

15-Aug-2014

The True Fan

Is it ok to want to watch only when your team is winning? Is it ok to want to watch only when the watching is easy? asks Devanshu Mehta

14-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

The game that takes people for who they are

Cate McGregor, who is transgender, tells Mike Selvey about the acceptance the cricket community has shown her

13-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

The world of Chris Gayle

The Telegraph's Oliver Brown travels to Jamaica to meet Chris Gayle and discovers that behind the laidback attitude is a cricketer disappointed at the lack of recognition for his performances on the field

13-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Reliving the triumph of 2006

India Women's cricketer Snehal Pradhan reminisces about the last time the women's team played a Test in England, a historic win made all the more memorable by Jhulan Goswami's bowling

13-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Are Australia selectors scared of Phil Hughes?

Geoff Lemon, in the Guardian, wonders why the Australia selectors continue to ignore Phillip Hughes despite the batsman's strong show of form on the domestic circuit

13-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Does Dhoni believe India can win?

Harsha Bhogle, in the Indian Express, wonders whether MS Dhoni believes, deep down inside, in the very crevices of his intent, that India can beat England

12-Aug-2014

England have not turned a corner just yet

While heartened by England's remarkable turnaround since the debacle at Lord's, Geoffrey Boycott, writing for the Telegraph, believes that the team still have some big concerns in Sam Robson's form, the back-up bowling, and dealing with short deliveries

11-Aug-2014

'India threw in the towel'

10-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

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