The Surfer

The Champions League is entering its final stages but the majority of the Indian public seem blissfully ignorant of the tournament itself

Nearly four months after his retirement, Michael Vaughan talks to the Guardian's Andy Bull about his love of skiing, how it was an easy decision to quit once he wasn't part of the Ashes squad, dealing with the press, and realising how special the

Legspinners at the international level have been a rarity for South Africa

In the Wisden Cricketer , Kevin Mitchell calls for a reduction in the number of matches in the relentless international cricket calender

Given the disappointing performances of Sussex and Somerset in the Champions League, the county coaches have problems of a different sort to solve before embarking upon another campaign against the world's best Twenty20 outfits

On Monday the Pakistan board is expected to take a decision on the future Younis Khan's captaincy after he offered to resign following speculations over the team's exit from the Champions Trophy

Marcus Trescothick is not the role model for sportsmen or sportswomen who suffer from depression because sport itself has nothing to do with depression, writes James Corrigan in the Independent On Sunday .

What to do with Jacob Oram's spot in New Zealand's Test side now that he has announced his decision to retire

Ayaz Memon is puzzled why Rahul Dravid when a) he has done a decent job in the few opportunities he had, b) none of the other batmsen have done anything particularly spectacular in the previous few months, c) there is a need for a technically strong

Writing in the Hindu , Peter Roebuck says the Champions League is the freshest tournament staged for years.

In a hilarious piece in the Wisden Cricketer KingCricket elaborates why he isn't a big fan of IPL teams

Robin Singh and Venkatesh Prasad came to know through the media that their stint as fielding and bowling coach of the Indian team was over

Marcus Trescothick's departure from India is a setback in his recuperation from the stress-related illness that prompted his premature retirement from international cricket

It isn't just nation versus nation contests which stir the public's imagination

Jacob Oram's decision to quit Tests to prolong his limited-overs career is a smart one, because he knows his time at the top is running out, writes David Leggat in the New Zealand Herald

Bob Simpson, the former Australian captain and coach, has never been one to hold back his thoughts

Mike Atherton doesn't think cricket occupies a higher moral plane to other games