Talking Cricket

'There is no fast bowler who will have an easy life'

Anil Kumble: 'Don't teach people to bowl wristspin, teach them how to take wickets'

The off-field partnership: what makes the Pujaras tick

Kane Williamson and the art of three-formatting

Mad for cricket: the Danny Morrison method

'I think 70% of international bowlers don't know what they're doing'

Venkatesh Iyer: 'Fear of failure is always there, but the hope for success is higher, so why not try?'

David Miller: 'As you get older, you understand your game a lot better. You think more clearly under pressure'

Brian Lara: 'I understood when I was in a 50-50 battle and when I was in total control'

Nicholas Pooran: 'The complete T20 batsman can bat at 135, 140 strike rate and then accelerate to 200'

Pat Cummins: 'You can worry about the batter or you can think about what you as a bowler can do'

Rashid Khan: 'If someone is going after me, I'm going to make it super hard for him'

Ricky Ponting: 'The default setting now for batting is T20 and everything else works around that'

Stephen Fleming: 'We don't have a secret formula. Our strength is delivering on our philosophy'

R Ashwin: 'If I am under pressure, I try to put the opposition under five times as much'

'Batsmen have freed their minds, knowing they can score more aggressively'

Jos Buttler: 'I have lived true to what we're trying to do as a team by being really aggressive'

Alyssa Healy is a sore loser and she won't apologise for it

How working on his mind helped Shane Watson access his technical skills better

Suryakumar Yadav: 'I wanted to do things my way, and it really worked for me'