The Surfer

Clayton Murzello meets who he says is “one of the most fascinating, yet unknown enthusiasts of the game”, a stamp collector who has amassed more than 30,000 cricket stamps in three decades of collecting

I feel distinctly uneasy, writes Simon Barnes in The Times

A failiure in his first Challenger Series outing doesn't necessarily mean the end of the road for Sourav Ganguly

Thank goodness Inzamam has been properly called to account for his intemperate conduct at The Oval, writes Peter Roebuck in The Hindu

As Australia gears up for a momentous and hectic summer, James Sutherland speaks to Jon Pierik about the key issues facing the sport.

The ICC has come under fire at the weekend for its handling of the row that followed the Oval Test.

Inzamam-ul-Haq's actions are also forcing the ICC to reconsider its laws regarding umpiring protocols, particularly in regard to accusations of ball-tampering and the decisions involving forfeitures, writes Richard Boock in The New Zealand Herald

Cricket might not have affected Gandhi, but Gandhi certainly affected cricket

Mukul Kesavan, with some witty analysis the Indian team's recent one-day methods:

November 23 can't be too far off for Andrew Flintoff who is training with Dave Roberts, the former England physio, in the West Pennine Moors in Lancashire

The Champions Trophy is less than a week away but no team has a steady opening pair

Although the ICC Code of Conduct hearing was conducted behind locked doors at The Oval, that has not stopped a couple of reports appearing offering insights into what happened.

In the aftermath of the Code of Conduct hearing at The Oval, the media has gone into overdrive

Is the word 'Pom' is an abusive term, asks Andrew Mueller :

The Ashes can wait..

Mark Ramprakash, named the Professional Cricketers' Association Player of the Year, reveals, in a column in The Independent , the secret of his success .

As the cricket world’s attention heads back to The Oval – and not even with the badly-scheduled 2004 Champions Trophy was the old ground in the headlines so late in the year – the speculation and rumour surrounding events five weeks ago continues