Under-19 World Cup 2014

SA dominate team of the tournament

ESPNcricinfo presents the team of the tournament for the 2014 Under-19 World Cup

ESPNcricinfo's team of the Under-19 World Cup | A format in need of change | Vadukut: The UAE will rise | SA coach Jennings' job in jeopardy

Afghanistan enter ICC ODI rankings

At No. 12; can leapfrog Ireland with another win in Asia Cup

SA's class of 2014's perfect leap

Jennings provides the final push | Corbin Bosch grows out of his father's shadow | Scorecard | Report - Maiden World Cup title for SA | Spirited Pakistan fall in last hurdle

One-wicket win gives England third

England v Australia U-19 scorecard | Report - Duckett ton seals final-over thriller

Bangladesh win Plate Championship

Round-up - India end on a high | In Shiv's footsteps

Rabada, Fortuin take SA to final

Australia v SA U19 semi-final scorecard | Report | Round-up - Narrow wins for Canada, Scotland | Markram hails 'spectacular' Rabada

Bangladesh, NZ in plate final

Round-up - Ray Jordan sets up WI win | Weerasundara breaks new ground in adopted country

Should cricket take a leaf out of rugby's book?

Cricket can learn from two other sports about revenue distribution, growth, and drawing up fixture lists. By Firdose Moonda

'The new ICC structure is more inclusive'

BCCI president N Srinivasan responds to criticism of the proposals for the revamp of cricket's governing body

A bright new future for West Indies? Think again

Tony Cozier: The WICB is pleased at potential revenue from the ICC revamp, but will that really come to pass?

Forty overs is one-day cricket's future

Martin Crowe: Six hours is ideal to pack in plenty of action while also giving players a chance to construct innings

No revolution at hand for cricket

Sambit Bal: The BCCI believes cricket cannot survive without it. The other boards have given it no reason to think otherwise

Blame the ECB and CA

Sharda Ugra The only two boards who could together have called the BCCI's bluff chose instead to join them

Missing the point of sport

Sambit Bal: Cricket needs leadership and reform but setting up an oligarchy in the name of democracy reduces the sport to the level of commonplace commerce