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Then and Now
Mon, August 22 2016
Brett Lee: Jack of all trades
Lee can bowl fast, he can hit the long ball hard, he can play guitar, he can act, write lyrics and even speak Hindi. He is the jack of all trades.
Wed, August 17 2016
Virat Kohli and Ishant Sharma: Old pals to Team India mates
By the time Kohli won the Under-19 World Cup for India in 2008, Ishant was already playing for Team India.
Sun, April 24 2016
Virender Sehwag: The man who redefined batting with his unique style
Sehwag featured in 104 Tests and amassed 8,586 runs at a staggering average of 49.34 whereas in 251 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) he garnered 8,273 runs at 35.05.
Sun, April 10 2016
Stuart Binny’s clicks with Mohammad Azharuddin across different time periods
Binny back then looked like a kid who was excited to meet the Indian captain, who was at his peak during those times.
Thu, October 08 2015
MS Dhoni: A born champion
Arguably India’s finest cricket captain ever, MS Dhoni has achieved what others can only dream of.
Tue, August 11 2015
Aaron Finch: ‘Baby-faced’ then, 18 years hence, innocence’s is still vivid
Some people are just born to be champions. Well, Aaron Finch synonymies just that.
Wed, July 22 2015
Greg Chappell: Controversial as a player, controversial as a coach
Chappell was one of the greatest batsmen of his generation. The younger brother of Ian Chappell, Greg led Australia in 48 Tests between 1975 to 1983.
Fri, June 12 2015
Matt Prior’s shining presence – literally and figuratively!
The 33-year-old announced his retirement across every format of cricket on June 11, 2015. He scored 5999 runs in Tests at a very respectable average of 40.18, with seven hundreds at 28 fifties.
Mon, June 08 2015
The prodigious transformation of Ray Illingworth
He is one of those nine rare gems who have scored 20,000 runs and picked 2,000 wickets in First-class cricket.
Thu, May 07 2015
Sanath Jayasuriya: Bald and bold
It would be fair to say that Sanath Jayasuriya revolutionised the One-Day game with his explosive batting and will be remembered as one of the greatest left-handed batsmen in modern cricket.