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Peter Moores
Sun, September 14 2014
Kevin Pietersen – a maverick who was more than worth the troubles
Pietersen’s sudden axing has flummoxed all and angered many. What does his departure mean to cricket?
Tue, January 07 2014
Andy Flower should resign as England need change of guard
Every coach has a shelf life and perhaps England need a change of guard.
Sat, December 07 2013
Sri Lanka Cricket may appoint Paul Farbrace as head coach
Colombo: Dec 7, 2013 Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is set to hold talks with Englishman Paul Farbrace with a view to appointing him as incumbent head coach, Graham Ford‘s successor. Ford is to leave the Sri Lanka job in January to be with the English county Surrey. SLC executive committee has decided...
Wed, October 30 2013
Kevin Pietersen excited ahead of playing 100th Test for England
Kevin Pietersen as long flouted conventional wisdom in a career that has taken him to within one match of playing 100 Tests for England. Such an approach may help explain his success on the field and problems off it.
Fri, June 28 2013
Kevin Pietersen: An insanely talented cricketer, a maverick rockstar and controversy’s favourite child
Kevin Pietersen, born June 27, 1980, is the one of the most exciting batsmen of modern times and certainly ties with his close friend Shane Warne as the most colourful character. Arunabha Sengupta traces the career of this phenomenally talented South African born England batsman who draws crowd to fill stadiums like few of his contemporaries.
Sun, March 31 2013
Matt Prior — The unsung hero of English cricket
As New Zealand prepared to take on their formidable foes England in a three-Test series, everyone expected nothing less than the English bestriding the Kiwis, and completing a whitewash. But cricket, as the cliché goes, is a game full of glorious uncertainties. On the fifth and the final day at Auckland, it was surprisingly the Kiwis who needed just six wickets to checkmate England, and win the Test series 1-0.
Fri, November 16 2012
Peter Moores: I’m not in Pakistan for a job
Former England coach Peter Moores has made it clear that his recent visit to Pakistan has nothing to do with any job with the cricket establishment here, but he didn't rule out a consultative role in the future.
Thu, November 15 2012
Pakistan Premier League can help in return of international cricket in the country: Haroon Lorgat
Former CEO of ICC Haroon Lorgat believes that the proposed Pakistan Premier League T20 event can be a big stepping stone for the return of international teams to Pakistan.
Wed, November 14 2012
PCB invites Peter Moores, former Pakistan players to improve domestic cricket
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has sought the expertise of England's former national team coach, Peter Moores and some of Pakistan's leading former captains in a bid to improve the domestic structure and make its national and regional cricket academies more productive.
Sat, August 23 2014
Kevin Pietersen is one of England’s most controversial cricketers after Ian Botham
There is no denying the fact that after Kevin Pietersen’s controversial press conference, it will be an uphill task for the English team to circumvent off-field issues before the all-important third Test at Lord’s.