The Surfer

The oldest residents of Mumbai city, the fishing community, also known as Kolis, have added a whirling new dimension to street cricket

In the Guardian, Mike Selvey traces the history of the Gillette Cup

Hindustan Times explores how IPL has affected the way bats are being made, and how much of a boom it has contributed to the bat making industry

Sandeep Dwivedi in the Indian Express opines that the Virat Kohli incident in Mumbai was an example of IPL's fan loyalty finally falling into place

Jade Dernbach has opened up about the death of his Surrey team-mate Tom Maynard

In the Indian Express, Surjit S Bhalla and Ankur Choudhary weigh up Sachin Tendulkar's contributions to his teams in numbers and his decision to play on

John Stern discusses the proposed World Test Championship and concludes that it is an experiment that has failed before and, most likely, will fail again

Five writers weigh in on CA's selection of the Ashes probables to go on tour in England this summer.

In the Indian Express, Mini Kapoor reflects on Gayle's 175*, and wonders whether the innings can truly be characterized as one of the greatest ever played in the history of the game

Greg Chappell celebrated Tendulkar's 40th birthday in his column, looking back at their relationship when he was the Indian coach, and the little nuances and observations that made Tendulkar stand out from his peers. BBC Sport picks out six of Tendulkar's

Wavell Hinds, in an interview with Indian Express, turns back the clock and uncovers what led to the transformation of Chris Gayle into a six-hitting machine

In the National, Osman Samiuddin writes on how changing priorities in cricket's administration have led to the death of the Champions Trophy

Prasanna Agoram's rise from an RCB performance analyst, to one that travels internationally with the South African national team is examined by Indian Express' Bharat Sunderesan.

Dinesh Karthik's rise in the IPL has come through hours upon hours of tireless work with the South African national team's current performance analyst Prasanna Agoram. Bharat Sunderesan from the Indian Express looks a lit closer at what the processes were

The Kanga Memorial Library at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai is fighting a battle for its survival

Dickie Bird was one of the most loveable and respected figures in the game. On the occasion of his 80th birthday, The Telegraph's Simon Briggs sat down with the legend to discuss his time in the game and how it has evolved in the modern era.