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Navjot Singh Sidhu
Sun, February 08 2015
Shahid Afridi: Aggression is his weapon; to hell with thoughtfulness
Sidhuisms on Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi.
Fri, January 30 2015
Navjot Singh Sidhu’s speech on ‘courage’
Sidhu talks about courage with some examples from his cricketing experience.
Thu, January 22 2015
Shane Warne: Spinning on and off the field
Australian legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne off the field antics has attracted a lot of attention in recent times.
Wed, January 21 2015
What followed after Kapil Dev went past Richard Hadlee
Kapil Dev bagged his 432nd scalp by taking the wicket of Hashan Tillekaratne
Thu, January 15 2015
Don’t blame Suresh Raina without watching him bat!
The above Sidhuism is a dig at Raina’s outings in Sydney Test.
Thu, January 08 2015
Bhuvneshwar Kumar: Slow and steady sans the pace
Bhuvneshwar Kumar has never been known to bowl express pace.
Wed, November 19 2014
Inzamam-ul-Haq: Roller built and run coaster
Inzamam's bulk has provided a great source of amusement all over the cricketing world.
Mon, November 17 2014
Boycott’s philosophy in life: I, Me and Myself
Geoff Boycott is well known in the cricketing world for being a mercenary. He has always put his own interests above everything else — classic example of which is when during the Indian tour of 1982 he claimed he was too ill to field in a Test Match, but was later discovered at the golf course playing golf while his team mates were still out on the field.
Wed, October 29 2014
Sunil Gavaskar: Perfectly imperfect!
Sunil Gavaskar earned instant notoriety by opening the India innings and batting through the 60 overs to remain unbeaten on 36!
Wed, October 29 2014
Kamran Akmal and Michael Jackson: Two of a kind!
Navjot Sidhu could use the Jackson analogy for Kamran Akmal for whom the gloves seemed very little use going by the notoriety he has earned for dropping catches.