The Surfer

It’s the 60th anniversary for the Invincibles and the Sunday Herald Sun speaks to the four surviving members from the unbeaten tour

Lalit Modi's condition that no team with ICL players will be allowed in the Champions League has hit English counties badly

Brad Haddin is appearing in the third Test with a broken finger and Alex Brown reports in the Sydney Morning Herald about the injury.

The one-day series between England and New Zealand begins on Sunday and Paul Holden has come up with each team's best-performed XI based purely on averages over the past two years

Though most people involved with the first season of the IPL have thought it to be a huge success, Greg Chappell is a little sceptical about its future

Michael Atherton, writing in The Times , has pointed out that in recent weeks, among the most hectic in the game’s history, there has been a deafening silence from the ICC.

India have won the first two matches of the tri-series in Bangladesh and Harsha Bhogle is excited by the pool of 20-25 players that selectors now have the luxury to pick from

On a day when the UK papers lead with more erosion of the country’s civil liberty, the sports pages ponder whether the ECB has sold its own soul to Allen Stanford, or if the move is the saving of the game.

In the Guardian Brian Close and Tony Lewis debate whether Twenty20 is destroying the soul of cricket

Alex Brown, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald , speaks to Sir Garfield Sobers in Barbados before travelling around the island looking for signs of the game’s health.

In his column in the Australian Ricky Ponting tells of his love of the atmosphere when playing in the West Indies.

Not alone in his thinking, Steve James believes Ravi Bopara's county form deserves to be rewarded with an England one-day recall

Dylan Cleaver gives a diary account of what he describes as a sad sad day for New Zealand cricket, after surrendering another series to England

Lalit Modi's decision to give the IPL franchises the first pick over international players for the Champions League has Neil Manthorp fuming

Will players ditch their counties in favour of the big bucks of cricket's Champions League