source: blogs.abc.net.au Australian fast Shaun Tait has expressed his wish to play for South Australia in the upcoming season. Tait, who had announced his retirement from the ODI cricket after ...
source: en.wikipedia.org There was a time when Irfan Pathan was India’s best fast-bowler. He won the ICC emerging player’s award in 2004. Pathan had the ability to swing the bowl ...
source: ibnlive.in.com BCCI bigwigs were seemingly fuming after Dhoni’s ‘Fletcher is the boss’ comment, and they criticised Dhoni’s statement in the strongest possible manner by saying, “Dhoni is no one ...
source: www.espncricinfo.com Former England spinner Graeme Swann isn’t happy with England’s persistence with Alastair Cook in ODI cricket. Criticizing Cook’s defensive and stubborn approach, Swann said, “Alastair Cook is the ...
The Cricket Lounge’s Archit Athani, has prepared a list of 5 players he believe will be future stars of the game. source: www.espncricinfo.com 1. Quinton de Kock (South Africa) From ...
source: espncricinfo.com Varun Aaron is the fastest bowler in India at the moment. And as far as my memory stretches, he’s the fastest Indian bowler, I have ever seen. He became ...
source: www.mid-day.com The recently concluded Test series between England and India, was a big embarrassment for Team India and its fans. After winning the second match at Lord’s, Team India completely ...
source: www.rediff.com Mahendra Singh Dhoni is known for his unorthodox approach towards the game of cricket. He’s never afraid of trying new things and his tactical moves are very ...
source: www.abplive.in If you would have asked any cricket pundit, journalist or a fan, to pick two Indian batsmen for England vs India 2014, they would have picked Virat Kohli ...
source: battingwithbimal.com Irfan Pathan, L Balaji, Sreesanth, Munaf Patel, RP Singh, Zaheer Khan, Ishnat Sharma, Umesh Yadav, Varun Aaron and this list looks ever-increasing. Over the years, Indian ...
