The Surfer

On his blog, A Cricketing View , Kartikeya Date argues that 20 overs is too short a duration to maintain the fine balance between bat and ball, which has helped Test cricket endure for so long

In rural Buckinghamshire, the worry-lines have cleared as rapidly as a spring shower

In failing to retain a franchise in Deccan Chargers, the IPL management hasn't done any good to the image and brand value of the tournament, writes Vijay Tagore in DNA

The Daily Mail asked several former England cricketers whether Kevin Pietersen should be part of the squad for the India tour later this year

With a plethora of domestic Twenty20 leagues running at different times in a year, the average cricket follower may have reasons to feel a little overfed with another league of the same format

Mark Richardson, writing in The New Zealand Herald , is impressed by the pace of rookie fast bowler Adam Milne but says Twenty20 cricket isn't a good way to develop a spearhead.

As Kris Srikkanth's tenure as the chairman of India's selection committee comes to an end, Sanjay Dixit, writing in DNA , analyses his performance

Two of England's Twenty20 matches against South Africa were reduced by rain - one to nine overs per side and another to 11

Warwickshire wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose talks to the Daily Telegraph 's Steve James about his long battle against depression.

Yuvraj Singh made his international comeback in Chennai amid a cheering crowd happy to see him back

The outgoing selection committee, headed by Kris Srikkanth, made some odd decisions especially after the World Cup triumph, which coincided with India's worst overseas slump

England's struggle to cope with the enmity within, South African supremacy and lots of rain is how the Guardian 's Spin blog summarises the English cricket summer in its review.

England will enter the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka as defending champions, but without the player who was their star performer in the last edition: Kevin Pietersen

India Under-19 captain Unmukt Chand has been praised as having the temperament to succeed at the international level

Looking ahead to England's Test series in India, Mike Selvey in the Guardian reckons that a replacement for Andrew Strauss at the top of the order will be the No

Given how packed the cricket calendar is, the brief three-match Twenty20 series between Pakistan and Australia didn't seem to promise much

South African Dave Callaghan, the first cricketer to have returned to cricket after battling cancer, relives how he faced upto the disease and believes Yuvraj Singh can make a strong comeback to international cricket, in an interview with

The dilscoop became synonymous with Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan during the 2009 ICC World T20

In his column for Nation News , Tony Cozier looks back at Ernest Hilaire's three-year stint as CEO of the West Indies Cricket Board, and describes him as a man who never stopped short of taking painful and brutal decisions to repair the crisis in

Following the retirements of Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, Virender Sehwag is now the second-most senior batsman in the Indian team