The Surfer

'Poor pace attack has made Dhoni defensive'

In an interview with Madhu Jawali for Deccan Herald, Greg Chappell opens up about his stint as India coach, his relationship with Rahul Dravid, MS Dhoni's captaincy, and the future of Test cricket

10-Aug-2014

The two faces of James Anderson

There is much more to James Anderson than the aggressive, competitive bowler who allegedly pushed and abused Ravindra Jadeja, writes G Unnikrishnan for Deccan Herald

10-Aug-2014

Dhoni in a zone of his own

MS Dhoni has the unique ability to soak up pressure and ignore consequences

08-Aug-2014

Asking players to 'man up' not the solution

The Jadeja-Anderson spat should shake up the custodians of the game to revisit the code of conduct and make it clear to the players that abuse of any kind makes the game poorer

07-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

A West Indies tour without the Caribbean spirit

Mike Selvey, writing for the Guardian, believes that the days of visiting teams in the West Indies soaking up the beach and the sun, and later being blown away the pace in the pitches, are long gone

06-Aug-2014

Sledging, a blight on cricket - Boycott

Geoffrey Boycott, in his column for the Telegraph, believes dominating the opposition can happen without resorting to offensive behavior

06-Aug-2014

The rise of Steven Finn

Since his return from the winter's tour to Australia during the Ashes, Steven Finn has revived and restored himself by working on his basics at Middlesex

05-Aug-2014

What does it mean to 'man up'?

Michael Holding, in his column for Wisden India, analyses the performances of India and England after the third Test, and questions the concept of 'manning up', something India are being expected to do by some

04-Aug-2014

From cricket widow to cricket wife

Kathleen Galligan, an American, was clueless about cricket, until she met her future husband Subash Jayaraman at a small Irish pub in Pennsylvania in the spring of 2007

04-Aug-2014

Not quite cricket?

04-Aug-2014

From Rajkot to Oxfordshire

03-Aug-2014

Kallicharran revisits his roots

03-Aug-2014

Clear humiliation for India and Dhoni

In the Telegraph, Derek Pringle calls James Anderson's not-guilty verdict a "clear humiliation" for India

02-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Serene Moeen could fill spin void

One quality that Moeen Ali has shown in his short Test career is serenity, writes Scyld Berry in the Telegraph

01-Aug-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Kallis transcended thrill

Sriram Veera writes in Mirror that Jacques Kallis stripped batting of its accoutrements. It was what made him great and it was also what kept many cricket watchers aloof to that greatness

31-Jul-2014

Wristband or wrist-banned?

Writing on the issue of Moeen Ali's 'Save Gaza' wristband issue, Ally Fogg, in the Guardian, says the sports bodies are being hypocritical in an attempt to keep politics out of sport

30-Jul-2014

'Dhoni is a very principled man'

27-Jul-2014

'I was always aggressive' - Jayawardene

Mahela Jayawardene says he has always been vocal and aggressive both on and off the field but maybe that part of his personality went unnoticed earlier

25-Jul-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Rose Bowl and the smoking hole

Paul Downton, the managing director of England cricket, has lent support to Alastair Cook's captaincy, which may have roots in the bad memories of a series Downton played in 26 years ago

24-Jul-2014

Gray Nicolls Scoop turns 40

The Gray Nicolls Scoop, the bat every kid wanted for Christmas, turns 40 this year

23-Jul-2014

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