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Clive Lloyd
Mon, March 05 2012
KKR rope in sports psychologist Rudi Webster ahead of IPL 5
Seventy-two-year-old sports psychologist Dr Rudi Webster, who worked with World Cup winning West Indies captain Clive Lloyd in the 1970's, would help Kolkata Knight Riders in the upcoming IPL season 5 beginning on April 4.
Sun, March 04 2012
Woolf report recommendations to be discussed by ICC on Monday
The recommendations of the Woolf report on the independent governance review of the ICC will be discussed when the governing body's Chief Executives' Committee will meet on Monday.
Sun, March 04 2012
Chris Broad completes 200 ODIs as ICC match referee during CB Series 1st final
Chris Broad on Sunday became only the second ICC match referee to officiate in 200 ODIs when he took the field for the toss in the first tri-series final between Australia and Sri Lanka.
Thu, February 16 2012
How batsmen survive weapons of mass destruction
A cricket ball in the hands of a Shoaib Akhtar or Brett Lee can be a weapon of mass destruction. These pacemen could fire the ball at 160 kmph.
Wed, January 04 2012
Australia vs India statistical review: Second Test, day two
Statistical highlights of the second day's play in the second cricket Test between India and Australia at Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.
Wed, November 23 2011
Former India players laud Eknath Solkar
Former South African fielding great Jonty Rhodes would have struggled to show his skills at forward short leg position, where the late Eknath Solkar excelled in the late 1960s and 1970s, feels Ravi Shastri.
Thu, November 17 2011
Vinod Kambli suspects 1996 World Cup semis at Kolkata was fixed
By CricketCountry Staff
Vinod Kambli, the former India batsman, has made a sensational claim that he suspected the 1996 World Cup semi-final encounter between India and Sri Lanka was fixed.
Sat, August 23 2014
The Gilbert Jessop Mystery — Part 6 of 10
The Gilbert Jessop Mystery is a tale of detection etched on a vast canvas. A cricket historian plays the role of an expert hired to solve an intriguing problem involving old scoring sheets, fast hundreds, modern-art masterpieces, antique wagon wheels and old Victorian letters.
Thu, November 03 2011
Clive Lloyd predicts bright future for West Indies cricket
Legendary former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd says the future of cricket in the region is looking rosy and all it needs is good corporate support.
Mon, October 17 2011
West Indies legends’ names to be featured in the Regional Super50 trophy
By CricketCountry Staff
Regional Super50, the re-branded version of the 50-over tournament in the Caribbean, will now feature names of six West Indies cricket legends.