The Surfer

Complacency England's biggest threat

After Steve Finn's "Pakistan is a batting collapse waiting to happen" comment, James Lawton writes in the Independent that England have to watch for complacency

25-Feb-2013•Cricinfo

Tweet smell of new media

The Australian’s Peter Lalor writes that Michael Clarke is tweeting in a Cricket Australia meeting about tweeting.

25-Feb-2013•Peter English

India no longer the victim

The outcry against Suraj Randiv's deliberate no-ball to deny Virender Sehwag a century is an example of how India has changed as a nation over the last 63 years

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Losing to Pakistan a good thing for England

England’s loss to Pakistan in The Oval test has raised plenty of questions about the capabilities of the team in an Ashes year

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

Tweeting cricketers should be more careful

Sport has many examples of players being brutally frank about their feelings through tweets

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Pinching best players is not cricket

Mark Richardson, writing in the New Zealand Herald , does not mince any words in expressing his displeasure at the fact that Ross Taylor will have to play for his IPL side Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Champions League instead of his home

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Zaheer reflects on his ten years in international cricket

In an interview with Deccan Herald , Zaheer Khan reflects on a decade well spent as part of the Indian team and talks about being the pace spearhead, dealing with injury, winning abroad and India's journey to becoming the No

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Time for a remake of 'Dibbly, Dobbly, Wibbly and Wobbly'

Conditions in the ongoing Sri Lanka tri-series have proved that New Zealand will be best served by a medium-pace attack of "Dibbly, Dobbly, Wibbly and Wobbly" for the World Cup in the sub-continent next year, writes Andrew Alderson in the New

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

England's batting failures raise questions

England’s twin batting collapses against Pakistan at The Oval has raised questions about the solidity of their batting ahead of the Ashes later this year

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

Lee’s star on the rise again

Brett Lee is no longer just a bowler

25-Feb-2013•Peter English

Cricket needs to stand up for Pakistan

Pakistan are playing England at Edgbaston under the shadow of the floods that have laid waste to much of northern Pakistan and claimed thousands of lives while displacing millions more

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

Flintoff should have achieved more

Ricky Ponting has picked a World XI from his opponents of the past decade for his latest captain’s diary

25-Feb-2013•Peter English

Cook takes the red pill

Following an unsatisfactory start to the summer, Alastair Cook, England's captain in waiting, came into his own with a timely century at The Oval just when the worries were beginning to mount with the Ashes in mind

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

Gamesmanship v sportsmanship

In Dambulla, Suraj Randiv was slapped with a one-match suspension for bowling an intentional no-ball under instruction from a senior player; at Lord's, England captain Andrew Strauss hardly drew attention for standing his ground after getting a

25-Feb-2013•Nitin Sundar

Mohammad Yousuf bats like a king

Mohammad Yousuf went from pariah to potential saviour as he returned to the Pakistani fold for the third Test against England

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

Brilliant move, Biff

Writing on Sport24.com , Rob Houwing says Graeme Smith made the right move in stepping down from Twenty20 captaincy.

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

A case of spectacular overreaction

An incident of monumental triviality — the Randiv no-ball — has been turned into one of earth-shattering importance, writes Nirmal Shekar in the Hindu .

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Gentleman’s game, my foot

Randiv’s act of bowling a no-ball, with the scores level and Virender Sehwag on 99, has inevitably stirred a hornet’s nest

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Test batsmen cannot be judged by runs alone

"There is an interesting comparison to be made between Mohammad Yousuf and Alastair Cook, two batsmen who will be starting the third Test under intense pressure," writes Duncan Fletcher in the Guardian

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Salman Butt is Pakistan's best bet as captain

In just three Tests as Pakistan captain, Salman Butt has experienced all the highs and lows cricket has to offer

25-Feb-2013•Tariq Engineer

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