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Tony Greig
Mon, November 14 2011
Tony Greig feels the ‘old magic’ was missing at the Eden Gardens
Former England captain Tony Greig likened the historic Eden Gardens to a 'morgue' when the India-West Indies Test match began with just 1000 spectators in attendance and classy Indian batsman Rahul Dravid too felt that the old "magic" was missing at the venue, on Monday.
Mon, November 14 2011
Tendulkar’s 100th ton hype fails to draw massive crowd at Eden Gardens
For a stadium that had witnessed a crowd of 80,000-plus turnout during the epic India-Australia 2001 Test, the historical Eden Gardens wore a sorry figure with less than 10,000 filling in on the opening day of the India-West Indies second Test.
Wed, April 23 2014
Ian Bell incident brings memories back of the 1974 England-WI Test at Port-of-Spain
The controversy surrounding Ian Bell in the Trent Bridge Test took the mind back to 1974
Sat, August 23 2014
Bhogle & Nasser enhance joy of cricket with their brilliance as commentators
Harsha Bhogle and Nasser Hussain are definitely the best among the current lot
Tue, March 25 2014
Greig, Ranatunga & others can moan, BCCI will continue to flex its financial muscle
The BCCI is coming under increasing attack from cricketers within and outside the country.
Wed, June 01 2011
ICC has turned into a ‘toothless tiger’: Ranatunga
In a scathing attack on the BCCI, former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga said the Indian Board's financial might has turned the ICC into a "toothless tiger" and called the IPL a "monster" that will destroy international cricket.
Wed, May 18 2011
Lillee ‘a bit of a fairy’, says Greig
Former England captain Tony Greig has risked fresh controversy by suggesting legendary Australia fast bowler Dennis Lillee was a "bit of a fairy" if he got hit himself. Lillee, one of cricket's greatest bowlers, was at the height of his powers during the 1970s when Greig was playing for England.
Tue, May 17 2011
Tony Greig wants an end to India’s ‘domination’ of the ICC
Former England captain Tony Greig has called for an end to India's "domination" of the International Cricket Council (ICC), saying it was the first thing he'd change if in charge of the governing body.
Thu, April 17 2014
Ian Chappell in critical condition after choking on Humble Pie
Chappell was in intensive care, having consumed toxic amounts of Humble Pie.