Test Captaincy
Busting the captaincy myth
Nov 22, 2015 Do players really lose form under the added responsibility?
Young Pakistan can find stability in anarchy
Oct 8, 2015 The domestic stars coming into the national set-up need to find a way to get over their initial form slumps and adapt to stay in the side
What will Ian Bell's legacy be?
Aug 26, 2015 He always made the difficult look easy and rarely got the recognition his batting deserved. The difficulty of replacing him may determine his worth
Australian cricket
How would Bradman fare in the big bat era?
Jul 26, 2015 Writing in the Hindu, Greg Chappell wonders how Don Bradman, the greatest of them all, would have tackled modern-day cricket
England cricket
Anderson's adventure to 400
May 30, 2015 Writing for BBC, Stephan Shemilt & Sam Sheringham, go through a few highlights in the career of one of England's greatest Test bowlers
Chris Gayle is alive and great
Feb 25, 2015 Whatever his persona and supposed attitude towards the game, Gayle has had a huge impact on cricket
The gloom of the West Indies fan on World Cup eve
Feb 12, 2015 The lead-up to the tournament is one of happy anticipation for most teams; not so for the one from the Caribbean
Amir's ban a blessing in disguise
Feb 8, 2015 He may have saved himself from the physical toll that years of fast bowling takes on the body
The Phillip Hughes debate never ends
Aug 23, 2014 He makes buckets of runs but cannot hold his place in the Test side. What needs to work for him going forward?
How much practice is enough practice?
Aug 18, 2014 Deciding how much time to set aside to unwind is a dilemma in any profession. In sport, it's all down to the player, not the coach