The Surfer

What better way to celebrate the anniversary of such an important date in Australian and New Zealand history than by playing a game of cricket

Robert Craddock writes in the Courier-Mail how bags arrived at the semi-final destinations faster than the players on a day of disrupted travel in the West Indies.

Brendan McArdle writes in The Age about how wrong he was to doubt Matthew Hayden’s one-day credentials.

Less than 72 hours after he was appointed by England to succeed Duncan Fletcher, some are questioning the decision whether Peter Moores is the right man to be England’s coach.

Dav Whatmore announced that he would end his tenure as coach of Bangladesh after the series against India

Damien Fleming, who looks back at his two World Cup campaigns in the Sunday Age , wonders if this tournament will finish on a high .

Brian Lara's announced his retirement two days ago but the tributes and opinions continue to flow in

Greg Chappell's lack of success with the Indian cricket team has come as no surprise to the Australian cricket fraternity

The most anticipated team selections in the history of all international tours to Bangladesh was bound to raise a few questions, with a few seniors being 'rested', while the form of those being retained haven't been exemplary either

East Preston Parish Council have been forced to withdraw their application to build an ugly office block on Warren Recreation Ground, following angry opposition from hundreds of residents

Following the announcement yesterday that Brian Lara will retire from international cricket, Charlie Randall informs us of an exhibition to be held at Lord's, in May, of the great batsman.

After weeks where many have been calling for Duncan Fletcher to step down, now that he has the general reaction is one of praise for his time at the helm, while offering interesting insights about the reasons behind his decision.

The Duncan Fletcher-bashing continues, this time from Geoff Boycott, who revealed to The Daily Telegraph that Michael Vaughan approached him for batting tips, insisting that it should be a hush-hush affair.

West Indies have no hope of making it to the semi-finals of their own World Cup and their defeats agaisnt Australia, New Zealand and South Africa in the Super Eights have been so abject that Brian Lara was forced to make a public apology