KS Ranjitsinhji

In all the talk of Bombay's credentials as a historical stronghold of Indian cricket, a region to the north gets overlooked

One of the game's more unusual comebacks involved the long-time BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew

In part one, a look at three Indian-born batsmen who went on to achieve glory in other countries

In 1903, the English county season got off to a start with a match between London County and Surrey. But the match, which featured WG Grace and Bangalore Jayaram, was played amid sleet and snow showers

Ranji opened up the region behind square on the leg side as a legitimate area for making runs

Over a century ago, the English game was transformed by an Indian who went on to become the most popular cricketer in the Empire

Incidents that got the lawmakers thinking

Eleven players who made a return to the fold after their time had appeared to have passed by

When KS Ranjitsinhji's selection for England was blocked by the MCC

Vasant Raiji salutes the great Ranji, a century after the cricket world discovered his genius

Amit Roy on efforts to gain recognition for talented prince of the Golden Age

Eleven cricketers of Asian extraction who have played for England ... with varying degrees of success

In the summer of 1934 the Ranji Trophy, for which the states of India wage a battle royal, was launched by the Maharaja Bhupindra Singh of Patiala

When selectors make mistakes or leave out heroes, the press and public love to make a song and dance about it. Steve Pittard selects his favourite ignored men

We look at XI instances where retirement - or staying retired - would have been the best option

One of the biggest holes in cricket history has just been filled

In July's issue of Wisden Asia Cricket , former Hyderabad offspinner V Ramnarayan reviews the latest biography of Ranji and calls it a well-researched hatchet job