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Martin Crowe
Wed, October 02 2013
Graeme Pollock diagnosed with colorectal cancer
Former South African batsman Graeme Pollock has been diagnosed with colorectal cancer. The news of Pollock’s cancer was leaked by his friend Rice, who himself had a cancerous tumour operated upon.
Sat, August 23 2014
Jeff Crowe: Former New Zealand skipper who is one of the top match referees in the current era
Jeff Crowe, born on September 14, 1958, was a crucial member of the New Zealand team in the 1980s. Although he first played in Australia, he turned up to answer the calls of his homeland and served it in 39 Tests and 75 One-Day Internationals (ODI). Today he is an match-referee. Nishad Pai Vaidya profiles Crowe's career.
Fri, July 19 2013
Mathew Sinclair: New Zealand’s talented cricketer who couldn’t make it to the top echelons of international cricket
Have we ever thought of those cricketers who for a variety of reasons couldn't conquer towering peaks, and found themselves in the lonely world of wilderness? The just-retired Mathew Sinclair certainly belongs to the second category of cricketers who in spite of showing flashes of brilliance couldn't make it to the top echelons of the game.
Tue, August 19 2014
Jeremy Coney: Music and cricket — the twin passions of his life
Jeremy Coney, born June 21, 1952, was a well-built all-rounder with a short-lived but highly successful stint as New Zealand skipper. Coney played multiple roles on the field for 13 years, for which he was awarded the MBE. Away from the cricket field, Coney was a musician and a teacher who went on to become a quirky expert of the game. Prakash Govindasreenivasan has more.
Fri, June 07 2013
Martin Crowe to cut all ties with cricket to reduce stress levels after cancer
New Zealand batting great Martin Crowe on Friday said the cancer he was diagnosed with last year was under control and he was cutting all ties with cricket to reduce his stress levels.
Fri, March 08 2013
New Zealand cricket has been hurt by bad coaching and revolving door policies
Ever since the retirement of the legendary Martin Crowe, New Zealand have been hard-pressed to find world-class batsmen. On numerous occasions, New Zealand’s batting line-up has capitulated like a pack of cards, resulting in heavy losses.
Tue, July 01 2014
Ian Smith’s blitzkrieg leaves Indian bowlers shell-shocked
On February 22, 1990, Ian Smith scored his second and last century for New Zealand in Tests, but the circumstances under which it was scripted was phenomenal. Walking in to bat at 131 for seven, he blasted 169 off 128 deliveries, on the first day of the Test in Auckland, to steer his side to 387 for nine before stumps. Karthik Parimal looks back at this eventful day.
Mon, January 21 2013
Martin Crowe – New Zealand best batsmen ever
Martin Crowe – New Zealand best batsmen ever
Fri, January 11 2013
Simon Taufel to deliver 2013 MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture
Former umpire Simon Taufel has been invited to deliver the 2013 MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture at Lord’s on Wednesday. Taufel will be delivering the lecture on July 24 later this year.
Fri, December 14 2012
Ian Bell burns his bat in protest against India
Shortly after former New Zealand star batsman Martin Crowe protested against Ross Taylor's sacking by setting fire to his New Zealand Test blazer, another incident of what is already being termed "Crimation" occurred on Thursday when Ian Bell reportedly burnt his bat in protest at "the completely unacceptable treatment I've received at the hands of India's bowlers throughout this tour".