Antigua's No. 1 cricket fan has hung up his boots officially, but he's still around at the ARG

Of two Indian cricketers who found love on tour, romance by post, and left to make a home in countries far away

With a little admission about ticket prices and another message to fans to bring in the noise, even the ICC seem to have acknowledged fears expressed beforehand about the tournament, a situation superbly captured by Paul Harris in his Sunday

‘Old talk’ with an elderly family friend, because Debita Harripersaud is fond of that kind of natter, was the spur to make the product which launched a great Guyanese nostalgia

Introduction | Peter English

Two officials who appeared on the cricket scene as it grew into a high-stakes sport: one to police it, the other to make it more error-free

Indian cricket's most successful era was ushered in at the 2003 World Cup, with some effigy-burning, banana-barfing, and sleepless nights for Tendulkar

Their return to international cricket showed that social change could manifest itself in sport

It's set to be a big year for India with Tests in five continents. If only the BCCI and the broadcasters rolled back on the hyper-commercialisation

Like children do with video games, as spectators we are going numb watching dull, futile matches and are revelling in the tiny bits of quality on display

Do we have the right to call for their retirements or should we let their dramas play themselves out?

The real world may accept the corrupt, even welcome them, but sport cannot because they break the principle sport hinges on

The best of cricket's past can now be watched and marvelled at over and over again, thanks to YouTube

Amir is a bee, Asif a snake. What are Malinga and Ishant?

Four years after the birth of ODIs, the format was given validation by what was perhaps the boldest and most ambitious innovation since the legislation of overarm bowling

If you're looking for sport to convey gripping narrative and drama involving human beings under pressure, cricket is probably not the place to look these days

Despite India's early exit from the World Twenty20 for a second time in a row, the BCCI hasn't grasped the harm the IPL's bloated schedule is doing

Corporate partnership rather than ownership might have delivered a much healthier IPL

Watching the IPL is like encountering one of those post-modern narratives that seeks to satirise consumerism