Talking Cricket

'T20 drains you mentally because every ball is an event'

Aakash Chopra: 'As a commentator, you are reacting. You're being honest but your opinion can be wrong'

'I wish someone had told me to enjoy my cricket and not worry about selection'

Ian Bishop on working as a commentator: 'If I don't research every player, I feel my work is unfinished'

Jemimah Rodrigues is at 80%. The last 20 is nearly here

Aaron Finch: 'In T20, one ball can change the game. It's about taking the emotion out of it'

Katey Martin: 'This isn't a job - we're literally talking about cricket. How fun is that?'

'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'