The Surfer

In the Weekend Australian , Peter Lalor writes that although a Test comeback for Shane Warne seems positively ridiculous, that has never stopped the legspinner before.

Shane can't stay out of the spotlight

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Curious fans request Woolmer hotel room

In the Herald Sun , Ben Dorries reports from Jamaica that one year on from the death of Bob Woolmer, the place where he died has become something of a tourist drawcard.

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Field hockey to help cricket fielders

A mix of articles on offer from the England papers

Alex Brown reports in the Sydney Morning Herald that Andrew Symonds took the chance in Jamaica to catch up with another sporting superstar, Asafa Powell.

Symonds finds the perfect runner

25-Feb-2013•Brydon Coverdale

Take the money and run?

Mike Selvey considers the position that young England international players find themselves in and when, if ever, it would be better (financially at least) for them to take the IPL money and run

The Kolkata Knight Riders may have underachieved through the IPL, but on the bright side, have managed to draw the maximum supporters throughout the country

Shah Rukh - The face of the IPL?

25-Feb-2013•Kanishkaa Balachandran

World Cup winners deserve more than to party alone

The cricketers who won India's first World Cup in 1983 should be lauded not ignored by the BCCI, writes Dileep Premachandran in the Guardian .

"The cricketers who won India's first World Cup in 1983 should be lauded not ignored by the BCCI," writes Dileep Premachandran in the Guardian blog .

India's legends deserve more than to party alone

25-Feb-2013•Sriram Veera

The 'evolution' of the baggy green

"The IPL is not just a competition between cricketers

Yes, the IPL really is about accountability

In the Age Greg Baum looks at Australia's decision to wear a sponsor’s cap during their tour match in the West Indies and says it is one of a series of events that makes it hard to treat the Tests seriously.

Hats off to Australia’s breathtaking contempt

Warne stirs laughter, eye rolling – and fear

Tehelka's Nisha Susan meets Kunal Deshmukh, the director of Jannat (Heaven), a Bollywood film which revolves around the life of a bookie.

The dark world of a bookie

Bravo, here comes the hot-stepper

Michael Vaughan's 106 on the fourth day against New Zealand silenced the doubters over his place in the Test line-up

What does Vaughan's ton mean

25-Feb-2013•Andrew McGlashan

McCullum blooms as a batsman

"On April 26 Dr Nasim Ashraf told the Senate’s Standing Committee on Sports that the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had “nothing to hide.” The truth is that it has a lot to hide," writes Masood Hasan in The News

Run Nasim Ashraf out

Warne is the leader of pack

Amit Varma does a hilarious take on Facebook and the IPL - who slapped/hugged/nudged who

Facebook and the IPL