The former left arm spacer was a part of Indian cricket team's disastrous campaigns in the first two World Cups held in England
Karsan Ghavri will be replaced by ex-India and Mumbai batsman Jatin Paranjpe, who has played four ODIs for India in 1998.
Almost 10 years ago, Ramesh Rajde, an outstanding cricketer, dear friend and above all a noble soul, was snuffed even before medical aid could arrive. Ramesh was just 51 years of age.
Bishan Singh Bedi called for a performance review for coach Duncan Fletcher and captain Dhoni.
On the momentous occasion of Sachin Tendulkar’s 200th and final Test, everything else has seemingly receded into the background. The match itself between India and West Indies has been a sideshow. The celebrities — cricketers and non-cricketers alike — were not the centre of attention. Arrangements have been made for Tendulkar’s kin, friends, former teammates and many more by the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), so, that everyone can bask in one of the most important moments in cricketing history.
Rahul Dravid may be approached for the post of the director of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore. Nishad Pai Vaidya discusses the merits if Dravid takes it up and why he could be the man for the job.
With Sachin Tendulkar set to play his 200th Test Match during the upcoming Indian tour of South Africa, the batting maestro may bid goodbye to the game after the landmark match, former Test pacer Karsan Ghavri on Thursday said.
Former pacer Karsan Ghavri has lamented that the National Cricket Academy (NCA) was not solving its sole purpose of being the finishing school of Indian cricket.
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) appointed former India opener and state captain Sudhir Naik as the chairman of the selection panel after national chief selector Sandeep Patil had resigned from the post in April.
Karsan Ghavri, Kapil Dev's 'left-handed right-hand man', was known for his vicious bouncer, and ability to switch between pace and spin. He was also a quality hitter.