text: It's Hot or Not time again as Ian Ladyman reveals what's been making him feel warm this week and what's been leaving him cold inside. Italians embrace the Cricket World Cup (yes, really), a Neville takes charge of England and it's not looking good for the Rickies. HOT . CRICKET WORLD CUP . A spellbinding tournament that reached in to places we couldn’t have imagined, last weekend’s Gazzetta dello Sport magazine in Italy even carried a centre spread photograph of Australia’s David Warner. Imagine how good the whole thing would have been had England been playing. From Melbourne to Milan... they all knew about Australia's triumph in the Cricket World Cup . COLIN GRAVES . Much disdain from the establishment for the new ECB chief’s talk of four-day Test matches but at least he’s thinking. If the long format of the game isn’t quite dying then it’s certainly withering. The future of Test cricket could be in line for a change now Colin Graves is the new ECB chief . TRACEY NEVILLE . It’s tough to dedicate a life to sport when you know that the world isn’t really watching but Neville’s appointment as England netball coach follows an 81-cap international career, five years of domestic coaching and the establishment of an academy. The Nevilles, still busy. Tracey Neville has played and worked her way to the very top of her sport and is now in charge of England . KEVIN SINFIELD . The Leeds Rhinos half-back has all his dental work done without anaesthetic ‘because it’s quicker’ but he may find his late career switch from League to Union a rather more taxing challenge. Many – on both sides of the divide – will hope he fails but the chances are that he won’t. It's all change for Kevin Sinfield as he switches codes from League to Union . NOT . ROBERTO MANCINI . His Inter team sit ninth in that forgotten small-time squabble that is Serie A and the Italian press have called for Mancini to destroy his squad and rebuild it. ‘Yaya Toure will be the first piece in the new Inter Frankenstein’, predicted Gazetta. The monster will need cake, though. This better be good, Roberto! Mancini's Inter Milan are way off the pace in Serie A . RICKIE LAMBERT . Liverpool have injury problems up front but a certainty is that Lambert will not play at Arsenal. Lambert’s move to his boyhood club has ruined him and if Brendan Rodgers had no intention of devising a Plan B at Anfield, why on earth did he buy him? This goal against Aston Villa was one of only three Rickie Lambert has scored for Liverpool this season . Lambert celebrates after scoring during Liverpool's victory at Villa Park in January . PHIL JONES . Further evidence that moving to a big club doesn’t always work, Jones needs to improve quickly at Manchester United. It would, however, help if Louis van Gaal could become the first Old Trafford manager of three to decide where exactly he wishes to play him. Phil Jones (left) was on England duty this week but it's back to the day job with Manchester United . BUTCH HARMON . The esteemed US coach wants client Rickie Fowler to become ‘nasty’ in order to break his major duck at the US Masters this week, which is odd given that his most successful current student – Phil Mickleson – has won three Green Jackets by being exactly the opposite. Rickie Fowler will bid to break his major duck next week but is it really time to turn into Mr Nasty?
target: Rickie Lambert is likely to miss out when Liverpool play Arsenal .
  Rickie Fowler has been urged to develop a nasty streak at Augusta .
  Phil Jones - can Louis van Gaal find his perfect position?
  Roberto Mancini has a huge Italian job on his hands at Inter Milan .
  But he probably enjoyed coverage of the Cricket World Cup in the paper .