The Surfer

David Gower feels Yuvraj Singh is actually batting better than Lara at the moment.

It’s not just in the sporting arena where great acts take place, finds Peter Roebuck, as he meets some ordinary people performing extraordinary deeds around Johannesburg during his time there for the Wanderers Test.

This day, 104 years ago, a six-hitter is born

The prospect of reuniting Australia's most successful pace combination does, at first, sound like cause for a pre-emptive tickertape parade before the Ashes, writes Alex Brown .

Mike Selvey watches Ramesh Powar and is transported back to a bygone age:

"Rahul Dravid, in his tactical nous, is not always brilliantly inventive but what made him outstanding in Kochi was that he played his hunches ," writes R Mohan in the Deccan Chronicle .

The ICC will insist its technical assessment is right to a ‘T’

It’s a selection based on the premise of immense , if as yet unrealised, potential and the promise he carries with him

Yuvraj Singh tells Lokendra Pratap Sahi that his improvement has everything to do with change in thought process

Brian Lara talks about his form, and about various issues plaguing West Indies cricket in an interview with the news channel CNN-IBN .

Yuvraj’s ton rates among one of India’s greatest in ODIs , says R Mohan in the Deccan Chronicle .

It took a little under an hour in the end; but oh what a painful hour , writes Dan Nicholl, in iafrica.com .

A stunning last hour turned a fascinating Test match upon its head

Regardless of the result, Jacques Kallis has had a splendid first match as captain of his country, writes Peter Roebuck in the Witness .

The visitors can learn a lot by studying the home team , writes Geoff Boycott in the Hindu .

"We have a very good idea of what our strongest one-day side is

Justin Langer's sickening blow to the head - in his 100th Test - at the Wanderers is an indication that at some point in a batsman's career the reflexes start to slow down

Sledging and walking have been contentious issues for as long as the game has been played, writes Barry Richards in his column for the Sunday Times

England are deprived of four regulars and they have not disgraced themselves

"I don't understand this obsession with the World Cup