IPL 2015
Even AB wasn't impressed by AB
May 11, 2015 Writing for Firstpost, Tariq Engineer explores the inevitability of AB de Villiers' 133 off 59 balls, and explains why he felt a little cold after watching the batsman's knock
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India in England 2014
Sledging, a blight on cricket - Boycott
Aug 6, 2014 Geoffrey Boycott, in his column for the Telegraph, believes dominating the opposition can happen without resorting to offensive behavior
Indian cricket
The Praveen Kumar guide to bowling in England
Jul 8, 2014 Praveen Kumar explains to Sandeep Dwivedi of the Indian Express how India's seamers should concentrate on having specific plans and not bank on conditions always being bowler-friendly
Indian cricket
Dravid, through the eyes of Pujara
Jun 25, 2014 Shirin Sadikot of bcci.tv asks Cheteshwar Pujara how his technique compares against that of India's previous No.3 Rahul Dravid
England cricket
Tend to Cook the batsman, before Cook the captain
Jun 25, 2014 Mike Selvey, in the Guardian, casts the magnifying glass on the captain Alastair Cook and suggests he might be trying too hard to change himself and the process if proving to be detrimental
The baseball-cricket crossover
May 8, 2014
Technique
The need to simplify batting
Mar 31, 2014 In his column for the Hindu, Greg Chappell stresses on the need to introduce simplicity in teaching young cricketers the art of batting
Fast bowling
Fast bowling in a time of tortoises
Sep 24, 2013 In a column for the Guardian's Spin, Andy Bull wonders whether fast bowling in Test cricket is becoming slower
Indian cricket
The Kanga League, where '50 equals 100'
Sep 5, 2013 Venkat Ananth of Livemint talks to former India cricketers about the impact of the Kanga League on their game