The madness of Yuvraj Singh
Jun 8, 2017
| Opinion
Like against Pakistan last week, when he walks out onto the biggest stage, his eyes shine with a certain insanity
Why is Pujara given short shrift?
Aug 31, 2015
| Opinion
He averages better than Rohit Sharma but still has to fight for a place in the Test side, mostly because he doesn't play ODIs
Why the Ashes is watchable and Indian cricket isn't
Jul 21, 2015
| Opinion
There is nothing stimulating in watching a television broadcast in which the players and commentators allow themselves to be remote-controlled by the BCCI
The emirate of Indian cricket and its subjects
Jan 29, 2015
| Opinion
What sort of cricketing culture sees conflict of interest as normal? The answer lies in the history of cricket administration in India
An Indian original
Jan 9, 2015
| Opinion
As captain, MS Dhoni was wholly himself, unflappable, and a desi to boot
We need to think about the role of the bouncer
Dec 23, 2014
| Opinion
To consider banning it in the wake of Phillip Hughes' death may be knee-jerk, but to refuse to consider the pros and cons of a ban is unwise
When defeat isn't depressing
Dec 15, 2014
| Opinion
After a long time we have seen an Indian team and captain enjoy the challenge of trying to overcome stronger opposition in an overseas Test
Indian cricket's conflict-of-interest problem
Mar 28, 2014
| Opinion
The amendment that exempted the IPL from the conflict-of-interest clause is the root of the current crisis, leading to Srinivasan's fall, and damaging cricket's credibility
Shades of Gavaskar
Jan 4, 2014
| Opinion
There's an implacable soundness about Cheteshwar Pujara, the best young batsman in the Test-playing world
