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Australian pace legend Dennis Lillee will be formally inducted into the International Cricket Council's Hall of Fame on Thursday. Full Article at NDTV
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Jacques Kallis's participation in this Test was in such doubt last week that South Africa packed him off to an oxygen chamber to hasten his recovery from a rib fracture. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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The 32-year-old, no longer a centrally-contracted player following his decision to turn down an England and Wales Cricket Board incremental deal, who retired from Test cricket four months ago, is hoping to be fit after his latest knee operation in time... Full Article at Asian Leader
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KARACHI: Pakistan sport minister Ejaz Hussain Jakhrani said he would ask the government to lodge a protest with the New Zealand foreign and sports ministry after the national cricket team was racially abused during the Napier Test. Full Article at Times of India
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SIR Garfield Sobers has branded the current West Indies side mercenaries with a shallow commitment to the Caribbean cause. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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Danger: IPL contracts could damage Test cricket, says Sir Garfield Sobers. Full Article at Herald Sun
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ICC president David Morgan has given a clear endorsement of day-night Tests, saying he would be "surprised and disappointed" if it didn't happen in the next two years. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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Andrew Flintoff says he wouldn't have had his latest surgery if he wasn't looking at an England comeback © PA Photos Andrew Flintoff may have turned down a central contract but insists that England remain his top priority, ahead of several domestic... Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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LONDON: Andrew Flintoff might have turned a freelancer but the talented all-rounder said his passion to play for England is still intact and he would never choose to play cash-rich twenty20 events like IPL over England. Full Article at Times of India
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This Test series against South Africa could be part of a very special period for the England team. That is why I am doing everything I possibly can to be in the thick of it. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
