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Greg Chappell
Fri, August 19 2011
CA sacks chief selector Hilditch, Greg Chappell and coach Nielsen
In a major revamp of Australian cricket following a year of debacles, chief selector Andrew Hilditch, selection panel member Greg Chappell, who reportedly drove everyone "mad" in the national team, and coach Tim Nielsen were sacked by the Board.
Tue, April 15 2014
It’s important for Australian cricket’s future to get rid of Greg Chappell
The future for Australian cricket cannot begin while Andrew Hilditch and Tim Nielsen.
Mon, August 08 2011
BCCI to organise U-19 tournament in September
The Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) will organise a quadrangular Under-19 tournament, featuring hosts India, Australia, West Indies and most likely Sri Lanka, next month.
Tue, April 08 2014
The importance of mental fitness in modern sports
With sports adopting modern science, sports psychologists would play a greater role.
Mon, June 27 2011
West Indies team seek help of psychologist Webster
By Ashish Shukla
West Indies have requisitioned the services of world-famous psychologist Rudi Webster to sort out the lingering issues of its team ahead of their second Test against India starting on Tuesday.
Wed, March 26 2014
Why it makes sense for Australia to go in with an all-pace bowling attack
Australia should focus on their strengths and use their pace batteries to full effect.
Tue, June 14 2011
Two years under Chappell was worst in my career: Zaheer
Indian pace spearhead Zaheer Khan considers the two years with Greg Chappell as national coach the worst of his decade-long career as the controversial Australian made him feel unwanted in the team.
Tue, June 14 2011
West Indies introduced reverse swing to the world: Roberts
By Ashish Shukla
"We began the reverse swing. When Pakistanis came here in 1977 they were surprised to see us do it. It's no rocket science, you keep the ball polished on one side and it would reverse swing," says West Indian fast bowling legend Andy Roberts.
Fri, June 10 2011
Action against Katich not likely: Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia is "not happy" with Simon Katich for his angry outburst after being dropped from the list of contracted players but does not plan to take disciplinary action against the veteran batsman.
Mon, April 21 2014
Power corrupts, and cricket is no exception
Dirty politics has eaten up spheres in every sport, and cricket is no exception to that.