Tag: India

Warwickshire job no big deal Gooch tells Essex faithful

26 April 2016 0 comments

Peter Hayter finds England’s former batting coach eager to allay fears at Chelmsford over his consultancy work at Edgbaston Graham […]

My Life in Cricket – Alan Wells

26 April 2016 0 comments

I can still vividly remember Curtly Ambrose running in at me on my Test debut – and I distinctly remember […]

Peter Hayter column – The Milky Bar kid has now become the man

12 April 2016 0 comments

Granted Joe Root was precisely four Tests and a handful of ODIs into his England career, but I still never […]

Predictions for the 2016 T20 Cricket World Cup

16 March 2016 0 comments

As another year for professional cricket draws to a close and another T20 World Cup is about to start, all […]

Cricket Fans Love More Than Just Cricket

10 March 2016 0 comments

Cricket is the second most popular sport in the world, with an estimated 2.5 billion fans. Only soccer is more […]

We’ll miss Brendon McCullum…

1 March 2016 0 comments

Derek Pringle looks at the spectacular career of a New Zealand icon and his legacy in international cricket Brendon McCullum […]

West Indies talent is there – now reform needed to cultivate it

29 February 2016 0 comments

Tim Wigmore analyses the legacy of the West Indies U19 triumph When Keemo Paul, a 17-year-old from Guyana, top-edged a […]

Cash holds the key to staging Test world title

20 February 2016 0 comments

Derek Pringle explains how it would be possible for the ICC to deliver a Test World Championship Test cricket is […]

Pringle column: ‘Mankading’ and the ‘Spirit of the Game’

9 February 2016 0 comments

By Derek Pringle Until Tuesday, Keemo Paul was not widely known outside his native Guyana. That was the day when […]

Virat Kohli rested for t20 matches against Sri Lanka

2 February 2016 3 comments

VIRAT Kohli has been rested for India’s three t20 matches against Sri Lanka this month. Kohli was the highest run-scorer […]

Kepler Wessels exclusive column

2 February 2016 0 comments

THE victory in Centurion was a much-needed one for South Africa and is sure to boost the morale of the […]

Paul Nixon column – Admit it Straussy, KP will be great for World T20

29 January 2016 0 comments

Last year, when Andrew Strauss held a meeting with Kevin Pietersen to effectively shut the door on his Test future, […]

Australia coach Darren Lehmann to miss New Zealand ODIs

26 January 2016 0 comments

AUSTRALIA coach Darren Lehmann will miss the upcoming ODI series in New Zealand as he recovers from deep vein thrombosis. […]

Johannesburg’s Wanderers up close

11 January 2016 0 comments

Joshua Peck looks at the players and history behind the remarkable story of the Wanderers So, to the Wanderers – […]

England women name squad to tour South Africa

8 January 2016 2 comments

CHARLOTTE Edwards will captain a 16-strong squad to tour New Zealand next month. England will play three ODIs and three […]

Associate Nations – 2015 Review

29 December 2015 0 comments

By Tim Wigmore Despite the ICC’s decision to shrink the 50-over World Cup there have been some highlights in the […]

Marcus North column

21 December 2015 1 comment

AFTER Australia dominated the first Test, West Indies will be preparing for Melbourne and the Boxing Day Test at the […]

England’s Joe Root on his rise to World No.1

21 December 2015 0 comments

Chris Stocks discovers that England’s prolific run-scorer will be losing sleep during the series against South Africa Joe Root […]

World T20 schedule announced

11 December 2015 2 comments

England have been drawn against holders Sri Lanka, South Africa, West Indies and a qualifier in the World Twenty20 which […]

Six reasons why we should all lament end of the toss…

8 December 2015 0 comments

Roderick Easdale reveals why end of the mandatory coin toss deprives us of all the related intrigue… In next season’s […]

Alison Mitchell looks back at Pakistan 2005

24 November 2015 0 comments

Alison Mitchell remembers the sights and sounds of Pakistan 2005 The recent terrorist attacks in Paris reminded us that we may […]

Mitchell Johnson – Erratic and electric, terrifying as well!

24 November 2015 0 comments

Tristan Lavalette reports following the retirement of great Aussie paceman Mitchell Johnson During Mitchell Johnson’s final day of international cricket, […]

Warner has defied the doubters in style

18 November 2015 0 comments

by Garfield Robinson Occasionally, something new comes along that you don’t quite get. You don’t get it because it is […]

Cricket must learn from rugby’s brave new world

27 October 2015 0 comments

Tim Wigmore is left incredulous at the lack of ambition as cricket plans to reduce its global reach Those sad […]

Students on learning curve in bid to top world

20 October 2015 0 comments

By Francis Kelly While the national team do battle with Pakistan in tricky foreign conditions, another English side will be […]