The Surfer

In in his role as Yorkshire's head coach, Jason Gillespie is responsible for helping to develop some of the brightest talent in English cricket

Andy Bull, in the Guardian, analyses the pros and cons of Peter Moores' appointment as England coach

In an editorial in the Hindu, the BCCI's original selection of its three-member probe panel, suggests that it did not want a fair inquiry

Suresh Menon, in Wisden India believes it is high time that professional investigative agencies stepped in and took control of the IPL spot-fixing scandal

Remember Brighton Watambwa? The former fast bowler who played six Tests for Zimbabwe in the early 2000s, is currently captaining Belgium

Vidhi Choudhary, writing for Live Mint, explains how the absence of marquee names in the IPL has paved the way for lesser-known brands to step in

An editorial in the Kathmandu Post suggests that Nepal cricket should learn from the manner in which Sri Lanka cricket expanded the game in the country after receiving Test status

Barney Ronay, writing for the Guardian, lists out all that is right with the Indian Premier League and the shortest format of the game

Rex Clementine, writing for the Sunday Island, lashes out at the ECB and its chief Giles Clarke for having "gone back on its words" by seeking to bring Sri Lanka's head coach Paul Farbrace to England's ranks as the assistant coach to Peter Moores

Shane Watson, in an interview with Bharat Sundaresan for the Indian Express, discusses the challenges of the shortest format of the game, particularly the pressure bowlers face during the death

Ramachandra Guha, writing for the Telegraph, has his say on the Indian Premier League, which he compares to country liquor that leaves a "bad taste in your mouth"

Andrew Nixon, writing for Cricket Europe, dwells deeper into the qualification process for Associate nations to gain Test status

Chaminda Vaas remembers the impact of their last World Cup win and explains to SL Pathiravithana, of Sri Lanka's Sunday Times, all the factors that contributed to repeating the feat 18 months later

Justin Parkinson, political reporter for the BBC, takes us through the history of cricket ball manufacture in the UK

Jon Hotten, writing in his blog the Old Batsman, comes out in staunch support of Yuvraj Singh after the allrounder's 21-ball 11 thwarted the momentum of India's innings in the World T20 final

Greg Baum, in the Age, believes Australia Women's efficient defence of their World T20 title was another advertisement of their catching up with the men's game

Hammad Ali, writing for bdnews24.com, argues against Shakib Al Hasan's defence of Bangladesh's performances in the World T20 after the captain had suggested that the fans should not have had so much expectations in the first place