Michael Bevan

Michael Bevan: The One-Day International trump card

IST 08 May 2013 •4:48 PM IST

IPL-style tournament will boost Indian women’s cricket: Anjum Chopra

30 April 2013 •6:31 PM IST

Waugh brothers vouch for Ben Rohrer’s selection in Australian T20 team

12 January 2013 •11:18 PM IST

Michael Hussey – a statistician’s delight, a scorer’s nightmare

07 January 2013 •8:17 AM IST

Numbers prove MS Dhoni is one of the best batsmen in the history of One-Day Internationals

31 December 2012 •8:12 AM IST

Michael Bevan News

Sachin Tendulkar: The man with the golden arm

As the world paid rich tribute to legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar, who Sunday announced his retirement from One-Day cricket, one also remembered the bowler in the batting maestro who was equally a match-winner earning for himself the title of "Man with the Golden Arm".

23 December 2012 •8:00 PM IST

It’s complete nonsense, Gambhir! You can’t hide behind these atrocious numbers

After spending more than two years in vain trying to rake up some decent scores in Tests, Gautam Gambhir has gone back deep into the past to dig out numbers in a puerile effort to make himself look good. Arunabha Sengupta analyses each of his statements in detail to show why the arguments of the Delhi opener are just ridiculous.

26 October 2012 •12:53 AM IST

Brian Lara appointed as Chittagong Kings’ brand ambassador

Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) franchise Chittagong Kings has named former West Indies cricket captain Brian Lara as its brand ambassador.

16 October 2012 •5:21 PM IST

Why cricket may never get to see another VVS again

I know it is fashionable to mourn the end of an era when a great cricketer leaves the stage. But some such cricketers, by historical quirk, embody the very transformation of the game they play. VVS Laxman is one such.

19 August 2012 •10:51 AM IST

The curious case of Shahid “Benjamin Button” Afridi

His dashing, angelic looks make him more of a Dorian Gray, but in truth it's hard not to think of Shahid Afridi as the Benjamin Button of One-day International (ODI) batting, given the splendour with which he began his career and the hair-pulling frustration that some of his recent immature knocks have produced.

19 February 2012 •10:34 AM IST

Mahela Jayawardene hails MS Dhoni the finisher

By Ashish Shukla

He may be under pressure as a captain but as a finisher lower down the batting order, Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni is considered one of the best in ODI cricket even by his rivals.

15 February 2012 •3:34 PM IST

Stats anoint Mahendra Singh Dhoni as the best finisher in one-day cricket

The pressure of a tight run-chase can be an unnerving experience, but Mahendra Singh Dhoni makes it look like a cinch. His calmness in adversity is incredible. It is scarcely believable that an Indian captain – arguably the biggest high-pressure job in the game - maintains his cool in the most demanding situations.

15 February 2012 •10:43 AM IST

Geoff Lawson says Australia batting line-up still not strong enough

By CricketCountry Staff

Former cricketer Geoff Lawson on Monday opined that Australia’s batting strength still looks bleak when compared with their sides of the 1990s.

30 January 2012 •4:27 PM IST

Jones, Bevan to assist head coach in Bangladesh T20 team

By CricketCountry Staff

Former Australian batsmen Dean Jones and Michael Bevan have accepted the coaching roles for Chittagong Kings franchise in Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) T20 competition.

20 January 2012 •7:18 PM IST