The Surfer

In the Australian , Malcolm Conn speaks to Cricket Australia’s public affairs manager Peter Young about the decision to drop plans to use Andrew Symonds as the face of its campaign for better crowd behaviour this summer.

India’s bowling coach Venkatesh Prasad unveils his blueprint for the hectic season ahead

Omitted from the England Test squad for the tour of Sri Lanka, Andrew Strauss, in his column for the Telegraph , feels it's time for introsepction

The Australian government are to invest $6.5m in a "cricket hall of fame" - two galleries showcasing cricket from 1970 onwards - to be built in Sir Donald Bradman's home town of Bowral

Andrew Symonds has used his column in the Sunday Herald Sun to say he doesn’t want to see any ugly chanting at India's players during Australia’s summer

The post-Ashes concerns that Australia would need to find replacements for three Test stars have died down, with plenty of contenders pushing their cases

When it’s life and death you’re talking about, runs and wickets don’t carry quite the same allure, writes Neil Manthorp in the Supersport website .

Ricky Ponting hopes there isn't a repeat of the chants directed at Andrew Symonds in Mumbai during the Twenty20 match in the same city on Saturday, reports AAP’s Tom Wald.

Geoff Longley of New Zealand's The Press looks back at the rollercoaster career of the big-hitting Craig McMillan and highlights the problems McMillan faced as a diabetes patient.

Was Rahul Dravid dropped or rested

Lawrence Romeo, of the Caribbeancricket.com , speaks to Robin Singh who has sought to make video and statistical analysis standard in regional First Class and List A cricket in West Indies.

When the incomparable, deeply respected and much admired CSA official statistician, Andrew Sampson, announced that he had started a blog, there was much 'logging on' amongst South Africans in Pakistan writes Neil Manthorp in Supersport .

Writing in cricketnext.com , Dr Narottam Puri laments the decline of radio cricket commentary in India and hopes private players would enter the market to shake things up.

The reactions to the chants aimed at Andrew Symonds in India continue in the sports sections of Australia’s papers with differing reports