Michael Kasprowicz

Our experts pick a team from the 1999-2004 period that could have challenged the unstoppable Aussies

Michael Kasprowicz, the former Australia fast bowler, has been named as Queensland Cricket's interim chief executive, stepping down from his post on the Cricket Australia Board to do so

Australia are a side who refuse to accept the logic of defeat. They sculpt classic Tests out of cussedness; and if they lose the majority, at least they got so close

Not only does the review system rob the game of spontaneity and drama, it does not get rid of the mistakes it was created to eradicate

Australian cricket's custodians have voted themselves out of their own jobs, formally approving the introduction of a smaller, nine-person Cricket Australia board

Michael Kasprowicz joins the Cricket Australia board as an unapologetic advocate of sweeping change to the governance of the game

Michael Kasprowicz, the former Australian fast bowler, has been chosen by Queensland Cricket to replace Matthew Hayden on the board of Cricket Australia

Edgbaston 2005: one unforgettable session, the second-closest Test win ever - it was enough to make a man turn against his friend

Tim May, the FICA CEO, has said the ICL owes "millions of dollars" in outstanding payments to its players, officials and support staff

There are three things Michael Kasprowicz is always being asked: what's Shane Warne really like? What do you do in retirement? And what happened at Edgbaston in 2005?

Meeting one's heroes can often be a disappointment but not for this loyal Queenslander

Australia's spearhead is sending them down as quick as he ever did; only now he's learned to do it without going full throttle

Cricinfo previews the ICL match between Hyderabad Heroes and Mumbai Champs on November 6

A brutal 38-ball 83 from Imran Nazir took Lahore Badshahs to the most emphatic of victories over Mumbai Champs in Ahmedabad. Mumbai only managed 140 for 5, a target which Lahore knocked off in just 13.2 overs

What will Australia's quick bowlers need to do to succeed in India? We asked a few experts

Ball-tampering is almost as old as cricket. Maybe it's time it was legalised

Former Ashes veterans join the debate as ICC and the ECB stay away for the moment

Players will be able to contest the on-field umpire's decision in the first Test between Sri Lanka and India in Colombo. A few reactions to the increased use of technology