The Surfer

Junaid Khan will forever be measured against the two Pakistan left-armers before him - Wasim Akram and Mohammad Amir

Poor form may have forced Virender Sehwag into the sidelines as far as playing for India goes, but he has enough to keep himself occupied

Understandably in the wake of England's humiliating 5-0 defeat in Australia, there has been much scrutiny about the future of the coach and captain, Andy Flower and Alastair Cook

Vaman Kumar was one of several spinners in India who had very limited opportunities at the Test level

Corey Anderson's 36-ball century on Wednesday- the fastest in ODI history- once again lent evidence to how skewed the contest between bat and ball has become. Freddie Wilde, writing for Cricket365, believes that owing to such changes in the game, no recor

Jon Hotten makes his picks for the best batting performances of 2013, in his blog The Old Batsman

Suresh Menon, writing for Wisden India, believes that gone are the days when cricket bodies needed political heavyweights at the helm to run their daily affairs. Menon opines that owing to India's powerful status in world cricket, it's the politicians who

Karnataka fast bowler HS Sharath shares the story of his rise from a cricketer in the town of Mandya, near Mysore, to Ranji Trophy success for his state side.