David Saker’s comments about James Anderson are not far-fetched
On the day when England speedster James Anderson picked up his 300th Test wicket and a fifer in the first innings of the Lord’s Test against...
Ali Bacher: The man who played important roles in South African cricket, before and after the ban
Ali Bacher, born May 24, 1942, led South Africa in four victorious Test matches against Australia in their last series before isolation. It was...
ICC Champions Trophy 2013: Pakistan have very talented and experienced team, feels coach Dav Whatmore
Pakistan cricket head coach Dav Whatmore does not believe that the Test drubbing his team got in South Africa early this year will impact their...
No Indian cricketer is honest, claims former betting king Dinesh Kalgi
Dinesh Kalgi, a former betting king has claimed that no Indian cricketer is honest and the fixing happens at a much higher level, involving countries...
West Indies begin preparations for ICC Champions Trophy
The West Indies will kick off preparations for next month’s ICC Champions Trophy in England when they embark on a five-day camp at the High...
Alan Melville: The man who scored four Test centuries in consecutive innings separated by eight years
Alan Melville, born May 19, 1910, had one of the most curious careers. He led in all but one of the Tests he played in, overcame incredible injuries,...
I use the IPL period to rest and spend time with my family: Hashim Amla
Hashim Amla is currently the premier batsman in world cricket, ranked No 1 in both One-Day Internationals and Test cricket. However, it's not...
Dale Steyn backs India to shine at ICC Champions Trophy 2013
India might have left out seasoned campaigners Virender Sehwag, Yuvraj Singh and Gautam Gambhir from their ICC Champions Trophy squad, but South...
Hansie Cronje wears an earpiece to take instructions from outside the field during a World Cup match
On May 15, 1999, Hansie Cronje ran into the first of his many major troubles, when he plugged-in an earpiece, to receive instructions from coach...
