The Surfer

Former New Zealand batsman Matthew Sinclair, who retired earlier this week, shares memories of his career in the New Zealand Herald

MS Dhoni's heroics at the Port-of-Spain have done little to keep critics away, as he still continues to come under fire from various quarters for "leaving things too late".

Former England captain Michael Vaughan, in the Telegraph, paints a picture of the experience that awaits the English and Australian players on Thursday at Lord's

Aditya Iyer of the Indian Express explores a worrying trend in Shahid Afridi's comebacks, where the Pakistan allrounder announces himself in style but later fizzles out

With Pakistan set to begin their tour today against the West Indies, Sohaib Alvi, writing for Dawn, looks back to a different era, when Pakistani players feared for their lives against a fearsome pace bowling contingent, and had to suffer with cond

Tony Cozier speaks to Bharat Sundaresan in The Indian Express about his career, his issues with Brian Lara, the indiscipline in West Indies cricket and also his short-lived stint as an IPL commentator

Bharat Sundaresan, in The Indian Express, tracks Chris Gayle's rise from a shanty in Rollington Town to a three-storied mansion in upscale Chancery Hall in his hometown of Kingston

A round-up of Australian and English perspectives on Stuart Broad's controversial decision to stand his ground despite an obvious edge to slip on the third day of the first Test.

SB Tang suggests that, in these straitened times for Australian batting, Phillip Hughes might be one of the batsmen to stand up during the Ashes

Shahid Narine, father of West Indies spinner Sunil, was hooked onto Sunil Gavaskar when he watched him defy West Indies' pace attack at the Queens Park Oval

A series of surfer entries celebrating Ashton Agar's momentous Ashes debut