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Wat a good day for Aussies
The Mirror takes a fancy to the possibilities for dreadful wordplay offered by Shane Watson's name
Nov 3, 2009
You Trotter!
The Daily Mail has a giggle over Michael Vaughan accusing Jonathan Trott of having been too pally with the South Africans
Nov 2, 2009
India hope for Yuvi protection
Hindustan Times watches out for the health of the Indian side
Oct 28, 2009
MJ's new hit: I can open in ODIs
Old popstars never die, they turn up in Times of India headlines about Mitchell Johnson
Oct 23, 2009
After initial hisses, Cobras fail to bite
Hindustan Times gets all reptilian and stuff
Oct 23, 2009
Victoria's Secret: lose and stay
Hindustan Times realises there is a vast market out there starved of lingerie references
Oct 14, 2009
Jacques lowers Volt-age
Hindustan Times draws its energies from electricity
Oct 13, 2009
Collingwood swerves Delhi belly but Broad's buttock forces him out
The Daily Mail delights in the slapstick possibilities offered by the bum injury sagas
Oct 7, 2009
Shane Old Story
The Times of India knows a name that can be milked when it sees one
Oct 6, 2009
K2 peak: Kiwis or Kangaroos
Has Hindustan Times reached the summit of alliterative headlines?
Oct 5, 2009
Kiwis in Elliot League
There is no name that we can't pun upon: the Times of India's latest tagline
Oct 4, 2009
"Twitter clot Tim bugs pesky Aussies before ants stop play"
Well done, the Mirror: social networking, a pun, and a bizarre stoppage, all in one
Oct 3, 2009
Younis, the Khan-didate for stardom
Want punning wordplay? Hindustan Times has it
Sep 30, 2009
ICC leaves Graeme Smith without a leg to stand on
One man's pain is another's pun, the Times will have you know
Sep 29, 2009
Not so potent
DNA brings the sex dossier into play in their inquest into India's loss to Pakistan (they also used the subhead "Kirstensutra flops")
Sep 27, 2009
Onions Bargy
Thought you had heard them all? The Mirror brings an Indian flavour to bear on its headline referring to the Graham Onions-Angelo Mathews mid-pitch collision.
Sep 26, 2009
Pak almost Gavin
Gavin Tonge, the West Indies pace bowler whose four-for ran Pakistan close, wouldn't have imagined his name could bring such joy to sub-editors everywhere. Thanks, DNA
Sep 24, 2009
Dilshine lights up Centurion
In a flash, Hindustan Times pounces on Tillakaratne Dilshan's explosive century in the Champions Trophy opener
Sep 23, 2009
Ton of Paine for England
iafrica falls, slavering, on the possibilities offered by the name of Australia's match-winning wicketkeeper centurion
Sep 18, 2009
Bungee Ropes Holding Flintoff Back
Sky News chortles punningly over Flintoff's adventure-sport-related reason for spurning his England contract
Sep 17, 2009
