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Indian cricket will not regulate itself until forced to
Apr 28, 2014: Instead of setting its house in order, the BCCI is trying to disprove the findings of the Mudgal Commission. The panel needs wider powers if cricket is to become clean again
Jan 25, 2014: The only two cricket boards in the world who could together call BCCI's bluff and rally support chose instead to get on board with India's programme
Corruption in the IPL
Jul 30, 2013: Delhi Police has upped its game from the shambles of 2000, and that's a good sign for the fight against corruption in cricket
Corruption in the IPL
Real 'men of cricket' walk away
Jun 1, 2013: Team Srini may have been driven by the power of one man, but it may fall apart because of the credibility of two
May 28, 2013: If the IPL is to rescue its integrity, the BCCI must first rescue itself
Corruption in IPL
May 25, 2013: As the game unravels outside, India's cricket bosses play defiant and dumb
IPL news
May 17, 2013: The message for an increasingly vulnerable sport is that it must act - and act decisively
Can India afford a captain who isn't committed to Test cricket?
Jan 17, 2013: Dhoni's leadership in the format has been overly defensive, and he hasn't shown he particularly cares much about the five-day game either
Tendulkar's retirement from ODIs
Dec 23, 2012: In limited-overs cricket Tendulkar represents reinvention - of form, of technique, of order, to some extent of the passage of time
Where did the old Duncan Fletcher go?
Nov 13, 2012: India's coach seems a far cry from the combative professional who took England to the top
India v New Zealand, 1st Test, Hyderabad
Sixteen years, and suddenly gone
Aug 22, 2012: As they step out to take on New Zealand, India will wake up to the reality of not having two monumental pillars of their Test success as part of the XI
The same old selection cop-out
Feb 29, 2012: India's selectors could have used the Asia Cup to send a message to some players, or to try out a team for the future. They did neither
Commonwealth Bank Series 2011-12
India a circus without a ringmaster
Feb 25, 2012: The spirit of a team needs sustenance or it can evaporate or shrivel, like has happened with India over the last eight months
Feb 3, 2012: Lord Woolf's vision of a new ICC executive has one fatal flaw: it starts at the very top
A funereal end to Indian cricket's greatest era
Jan 28, 2012: The superstars are fading, the youngsters are a raggedy bunch. India's selectors need to take tough calls on the team's future
India's road rage masks their inadequacy
Jan 27, 2012: What would the reaction have been if all this bad behaviour had come from a team touring India instead?
Enough about the wait for the hundredth
Nov 13, 2011: It's just another statistic in a career full of them. And worrying about it won't make it come any sooner
Beware the euphoria of a whitewash
Oct 22, 2011: If anyone thinks India have righted the wrongs of the summer in England with the result in the home ODI series, they need to think again
India in England 2011
Will India's men of tomorrow stand up?
Aug 24, 2011: The defeat in England is a sign of the future in Indian Test cricket. What it needs most is men of ability, of a larger appetite, with the greed to succeed
Jul 14, 2011: The world's No. 1 team did not back themselves against a side struggling to find their feet at the highest level, and ended up looking both cynical and timid in the process
Abbey Road photographs, and Yorkshire hospitality
Diary: Our correspondent takes in tea at Lord's, fish and chips at Headingley, and a heady Sri Lankan series win
Switch Hit: Mark Butcher joins our team to discuss the absorbing Test at Headingley
'Never seen a ball hit so hard'
My XI: Martin Crowe on Gordon Greenidge's extraordinary footwork and violent strokeplay
The club that produced 25 New Zealand internationals
Not just that - Albion CC in Dunedin is probably the oldest cricket club in Australasia. By Will Macpherson
Let's hear it for the unorthodox
V Ramnarayan: Spinners who can't be bracketed into one style flourish today in cricket, while they struggled to make it big in the past
The stories of Shaminda Eranga and Rangana Herath sum up the Sri Lanka team, an under-prepared, under-financed group who refused to be beaten by England
Mathews record invites comparisons with The Don
One of the great Test innings by Angelo Mathews, typical of his outstanding record as captain, has put Sri Lanka on the brink of a famous win
'My confidence goes up when Dhoni throws me the ball in tough situations'
Mohit Sharma, whose impressive performances in the IPL earned him an India call-up, talks about earning his captain's trust, and bowling variations
It was not hard to spot England's mistakes on a day when they even ran out of stupid ideas
'The media has every right to call us chokers'
Herschelle Gibbs on the infamous tag, the 438 match, playing golf with Viv, Tiger and Ronaldo, and his football World Cup predictions
The pearl and the bank clerk (194)
The stories of Shaminda Eranga and Rangana Herath sum up the Sri Lanka team, an under-prepared, under-financed group who refused to be beaten by England
Mathews record invites comparisons with The Don (51)
One of the great Test innings by Angelo Mathews, typical of his outstanding record as captain, has put Sri Lanka on the brink of a famous win
Steady New Zealand need minor tweaks for Barbados (38)
They could look to pushing Watling up to No. 6, and bringing Wagner back on a track that isn't likely to offer much to spinners
England's comedy of errors (30)
It was not hard to spot England's mistakes on a day when they even ran out of stupid ideas
After a series of crushing defeats, West Indies turned things around impressively in Trinidad. But will the success turn out to be fleeting once again?