The Surfer

Bye bye Bracewell

John Bracewell's reign of just under five years draws to a close after the second Test against Australia, with enough bizarre goings-on and anecdotes to fill a book

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Symonds the ungracious

In the Australian Mike Coward writes about how Andrew Symonds has let down his captain Ricky Ponting with his behaviour.

25-Feb-2013•Peter English

The closeness of danger

Terrorism, which is ever-present, becomes something more tangible when cricketers are able to contextualise: hotels they have stayed in, cafés they have drunk in and bars in which they might have whiled away a few hours before a rare day off,

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Sehwag one of the greats

Rob Smyth argues in the Wisden Cricketer that despite a 50-plus Test average and a mind-boggling strike-rate, Virender Sehwag remains relatively under-appreciated

25-Feb-2013•Cricinfo

Ed Smith's retirement is a loss to professional cricket

Without Ed Smith, the Middlesex dressing room, and by extension the professional game, will be that little bit more uniform, that little less diverse, writes Mike Atherton in the Times .

25-Feb-2013•Nishi Narayanan

Exclusively Moles

Paul Holden in his blog Sideline Slogger reveals 10 things you never knew about New Zealand's recently-appointed coach, Andy Moles - including his English diet and legendary hospitality.

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

SA fast bowlers lack Oz know-how

He’s understandably hogged the domestic cricket headlines over the past two or three days and I’m comfortable with South Africa’s decision to call up Lonwabo Tsotsobe for the three-Test tour of Australia, writes Rob Houwing on Sport24 .

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Is Lee still No. 1?

Is Brett Lee's star fading as Australia's No.1 fast bowler

25-Feb-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Flintoff's vision of the future is just a rehash of the past

Just to help those deluded enough to think that like sexual intercourse and Philip Larkin's 1963, cricket only began with the inauguration of the IPL, and that all skills and thinking prior to that were Neanderthal, here is a brief and by no means

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Bring back Banger

There would have been pleasure at watching Marcus Trescothick win the £20,000 prize for his autobiography Coming Back To Me

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Zimbabwe's cricket chiefs reflect a land's tyranny

Even by his own standards, Peter Roebuck’s fusillade against cricket inside Zimbabwe in The Age is remarkable, leaving readers in no doubt where he stands.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

To a lesser extent

The performances by Kenya and Bangladesh in South Africa once again proved that they do not belong in the main stream of international cricket

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

PCB should use ICL card to ensure India tour

The ICL card is the only pressure tool that Pakistan can use to save its ‘iconic’ home series against India from getting cancelled, postponed or moved to some offshore venues, writes Khalid Hussain in the News .

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Ed Smith's new chapter

If I wanted to annoy Ed Smith, I would tell him he is a better writer than he ever was a cricketer

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Captain v Selectors

The higher the stakes of a game, the worse is the selection politics

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

150 Novembers since Gin first met Tonic

Apparently, it is 150 Novembers since Gin first met Tonic in India - since when, of course, the two have remained in a zestfully happy state of wholesome matrimony, writes Frank Keating in the Guardian .

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Bleak outlook for barren Moores

Facing yet another one-day humiliation, England's coach Peter Moores knows his time in the top job is rapidly running out, writes Mike Selvey in the Guardian .

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

Party is over for cricket's sore boozers

Cricketers can forget about quiet drinks and expect to be pestered and provoked by a variety of irritating people wherever they go

25-Feb-2013•George Binoy

99 not out ... who can I kill?

Brett Geeves was stranded on 99 not out for Tasmania last week

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Symonds learning the price of fame

Malcolm Conn writes in the Australian that Andrew Symonds might need to take a leaf out of Shane Warne's book to learn how to cope with the intense media spotlight.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

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