Sambit Bal

England felt the full force of Australia's aggression as Ponting and Watson turned executioners on the field

Being knocked out of the Champions Trophy will not be futile if India carry back a few lessons

Graeme Smith's hobble back to the dressing room must rank as the most moving moment of this tournament so far

After a period of overkill in the middle of this decade, cricket's most fraught rivalry has an edge again. Or does it?

The game is going through perhaps the most volatile phase in its history, but the Future Tours Programme has the potential to make a difference

The win came through a most uncharacteristic performance

What can a mere sporting win do? A lot

You wouldn't know from reading the UK papers that cricket's biggest event of the month was in town

A quick guide to the renewed, revamped site, which will, we hope, enhance your experience as a user

An introduction to the redesigned site, which goes live next week

Did Deccan Chargers win it, or did Royal Challengers Bangalore lose it? Twenty thoughts on IPL 2009

John Buchanan's idea of more than one man at the top did not come out of nowhere, but it has the odds stacked against it

What does the IPL going offshore hold for cricket?

Why should cricket's administrators get away scot-free for the travesties of Antigua and Karachi?

England led in the match over three days and two sessions but what made the difference ultimately was India's belief that they would win

At the end-of-day press conference, the journalists appeared far more concerned about the significance of the day than the players

Cancelling the upcoming series for the easy points that will score will only be counter-productive

Talking about cricket feels out of place in the face of the Mumbai attacks

Australia¹s failure in India, and their undeniable decline, mark a new level playing field in cricket

From now on, Sourav Ganguly will find himself facing the dreaded question again and again, not only from newspapers, TV channels and Bishan Bedi, but perhaps even from himself