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For Australian fast bowler Brett Lee, for whom there is no greater pride and joy than wearing his country's baggy green Test cap, the heartbreak of losing his place in the Test team is insufferable enough.

One has seen bees hold up Test matches at Bangalore's Chinnaswamy Stadium, dogs interrupt proceedings at Delhi's Ferozeshah Kotla and floodlights go on the blink at Kolkata's Eden Gardens.

With pace spearhead Zaheer Khan and match-winning all-rounder Yuvraj Singh missing because of injury, Pakistan's veteran batsmen Mohammad Yousuf and Shoaib Malik fully exposed the limitations of the suspect Indian attack to pile up 302 for nine in the Champions Trophy at The Centurion Park yesterday.

Khalidoscope is happy to report that, in all probability, the ashes of Raj Singh Dungarpur will be strewn on the cricket pitch at his beloved Brabourne Stadium

Australia seems to be in the throes of national remorse following the Ashes defeat to arch enemies England.

Australian opening batsman Philip Hughes is looking to "Little Master" Sachin Tendulkar to help him fight his way back into the Test side.

England's crushing 196-run win at the Oval on Sunday to claim the Ashes series 2-1 has propelled India to joint second position in the ICC Test ratings, along with Sri Lanka.

A London tabloid newspaper has reported that it was a woman who set off the fire alarms while "trying to dry her undies" in the England team hotel.

Our politicians never tire of insulting our intelligence by pompously promising that hey presto! they will, overnight, transform aamchi Mumbai into a modern Shanghai.

Shabash IPL, bravo BCCI. More than just cricket lovers, our entire nation owes a debt of gratitude to the Board of Control for Cricket in India and the IPL, its progeny for proving to the far-flung cricketing world that it is second to none not only as regards financial acumen but also organisational ability.