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Garry Sobers
Fri, January 31 2025
Kane Williamson to Brian Lara: 7 Players with the highest Test average as captain
These are the captains, who led their respective sides from the front and each one of them maintained a superb batting average in the longest format by playing several fabulous knocks
Mon, December 09 2024
Top 5 players with the most wickets taken as captain in Test cricket
These are the Test skippers who carried their respective sides in the bowling department on numerous occasions throughout their illustrious careers
Fri, July 12 2024
Ben Stokes creates history, becomes third player ever to achieve this milestone
The England all-rounder picked up his 200th wicket during the test match against West Indies to reach the incredible feat
Tue, August 13 2019
International Left Hander’s Day 2019: An all-time Test leftie XI, the greatest left-handed cricketers
An ensemble of 11 all-time cricketing greats who either batted or bowled left-handed.
Sun, January 27 2019
Jason Holder emulates Sir Gary Sobers to top ICC allrounders’ list
Holder leapfrogged Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan and India's Ravindra Jadeja to grab the number one spot for the first time in his career.
Sun, January 20 2019
Shai Hope is class: Sir Garfield Sobers
Sobers had spent few weeks coaching the West Indies side and tried to offer the batsmen pieces of advice.
Mon, October 01 2018
West Indies in India: A brief Test history (1948-1983)
A look at West Indies tours to India from 1948 to 1983.
Mon, July 30 2018
Left-arm wrist spinners in cricket, part 4: Garry Sobers
Garry Sobers bowled outswing, inswing, and finger-spin. He also bowled wrist-spin...
Tue, July 17 2018
Chinaman bowling, Kuldeep Yadav and half-baked articles
The guise of decoding the cause of failure of the English batsmen, the article just quotes a few known facts, ignores some very relevant ones, and claims that the cause-effect relationship is irrevocably established. This is a major problem with analysis carried out by time-constrained journalists.
Fri, January 05 2018
Steven Smith equals Garry Sobers’ record; only behind Don Bradman
Steven Smith completed 6,000 runs in the format during the fifth Ashes Test.