By Nishad Pai Vaidya Mumbai: Dec 5, 2013 Balvinder Singh Sandhu, the former India cricketer has said that he isn’t surprised by reports of three former New Zealand cricketers — Chris Cairns, Daryl Tuffey and Lou Vincent — coming under the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) scanner for allegations of match-fixing. Sandhu was the...
Sachin Tendulkar was naughty, just like any other kid of his age, when he was in school. Vinod Kambli and he would constantly be at each other’s throats — playfully though. And when they were not talking or thinking cricket, they would spend their time playing pranks on their teammates. Even today, when the two of them meet in the dressing room or elsewhere, there is constant banter between the two. They behave like two teenagers and keep pulling each other’s legs, oblivious of the attention they get from the others around them.
A friend and die-hard cricket fan posted on Facebook after Ishant Sharma’s crucial over in which he gave away 30 runs to bring Australia back into Saturday’s One-Day International (ODI) at Mohali: 'Cricket is a batter’s game, more so in the shorter version which is harsher on a bowler than in Test cricket."
Former India cricketers Balvinder Singh Sandhu and Praveen Amre launched Gaurav Joshi's book 'Teen Thunder Down Under’ on Saturday in Mumbai. It is an account of India’s amazing run to lift the under-19 World Cup 2012 in Townsville, Australia
Balvinder Singh Sandhu, the former Indian cricketer reckons that out-of-favour seniors Gautam Gambhir, Virender Sehwag and Zaheer Khan can make a comeback to the national side by proving their form and fitness. The experienced trio has been out of the Indian side and are eying a comeback.
Sachin Tendulkar's impending milestone of playing 200 Tests has been lauded as a great achievement by former India cricketer Balvinder Singh Sandhu.
Those who have been fortunate to watch the best days of Kenyan cricket wouldn't quickly forget the names of Steve Tikolo, Maurice Odumbe or Thomas Odoyo for their lion-hearted performances against the best of teams.
Former India cricketer and Bengal skipper Ashok Malhotra, who has played seven Tests and 20 One-Day Internationals (ODI) from 1982-86, has been named as the new Bengal Ranji team coach on Monday.
The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has shortlisted Debu Mitra, Ashok Malhotra and Balwinder Singh Sandhu to succeed WV Raman as the senior team coach.
On a rainy Sunday afternoon, the Khar Gymkhana organised an august gathering of former cricketers. It was a meeting of old friends as they went down memory lane and recalled the good old days.