Jake Howe takes a look at the world’s current Test Cricket, including Zimbabwe vs New Zealand, Pakistan vs Sri Lanka and South Africa vs Australia.

Another tour of Asia, another resounding series defeat for England’s ODI team. The good news is, the subcontinent is only part of the picture in World cricket – and the next World Cup there isn’t due for at least one generation.

The tightening of the ‘Kolpak’ regulations in recent times (the ruling that allows overseas players to play cricket in England without being classed as such) is one reason why many counties may have offered enhanced opportunities to promising youngsters, cricketers that would generally have been expecting a season largely consisting of second XI fixtures.

Continuing with our ten-year anniversary celebrations, here we present a simulated Test match between the Staff and Forum – a Test Match Special in every sense.

It has been said that the day benchmark00 got a namecheck in an official CW feature Bondi Beach would freeze over – well today is the day for all Sydneysiders to put their ice skates on.

This month Cricket Web celebrates its 10th anniversary. The not-for-profit site has come a long way in a relatively short period and, as with the medium within which it operates, has evolved constantly over that time.

After Dave’s controversial look at Sachin Tendulkar earlier this week Martin follows that by considering the legacy of another great Indian batsman.

CW’s Dave Wilson puts the cat firmly among the pigeons with a look at batting impact and longevity.

Ten years on from the Wisden 100, guest writer Steve Ferrier (aka CW forum member Days of Grace) takes a fresh look at the greatest Test innings.

In this feature Martin pays tribute to former England fast bowler Graham Dilley, who died on Wednesday