Are we losing our love for Test cricket?
Jun 5, 2015
| Krishna Kumar
T20 has dulled our senses to the more subtle charms of the long format, as is evident from watching youngsters react to the game
The freakish delight that is AB de Villiers
Apr 1, 2015
| Krishna Kumar
When he displays his outlandish repertoire of manufactured strokes, dumbfounded bowlers and captains are left questioning their own skills
India need to be flexible with their bowling
Feb 19, 2015
| Krishna Kumar
Opening with a spinner and rotating the slower bowlers against specific teams could be a sensible ploy for an attack that is struggling for consistency
The effect a team's bowling has on its batting
Jan 8, 2015
| Krishna Kumar
A penetrative bowling attack puts their batsmen in a freer state of mind, which only does the team's match-winning abilities good
Have India buried the pace hoodoo?
Dec 27, 2013
| Krishna Kumar
Dravid, Tendulkar and Co set the template, and their successors seem to have been emboldened by their example
All hail India's new order
Dec 2, 2013
| Krishna Kumar
The likes of Dhawan, Kohli and Pujara are a study in contrasts and similarities to the men they hope to replace in India's Test line-up
Outsource the tampering
Nov 7, 2013
| Krishna Kumar
There has been enough talk about looking kindly on tampering, but what if it was done off the field?
A yorker state of mind
Oct 29, 2013
| Krishna Kumar
Your early cricketing experience hugely influences your ability to consistently pitch it in the blockhole as an adult
The art of air cricket
Oct 10, 2013
| Krishna Kumar
Is there a cricket fan alive who hasn't paid tribute to his heroes without bat or ball in hand?
The Atlas who doesn't shrug
Sep 19, 2013
| Krishna Kumar
From a thrill-a-minute swashbuckler to a captain whose trademark is his calm, Dhoni has come a long way