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Akhila Ranganna

Development or demise?

Richard Lord in the Wall Street Journal writes that while all sports want to expand their geographical footprint, cricket needs to tread very carefully if it wants to preserve the things that made it popular

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And the sprucing-up continues...

Bangladesh is on a cleaning spree ahead of the World Cup

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Time for ICC to show some spine

Writing in the National Dileep Premachandran says that the spot-fixing verdict tomorrow, involving Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer, will prove how serious the ICC, the world cricket's governing body, is to rid cricket of corruption.

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Ryder's twitter blues

Jesse Ryder, not new to controversy, finds himself in hot water again

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Kolkata fans pay a heavy price

Kolkata has been host to the worst and the best of Indian cricket writes Suresh Menon on the website dreamcricket.com

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'It's more than the Cup'

In an interview with Dinesh Chopra in the Hindustan Times Gautam Gambhir gives his perspective on the World Cup, talks about India's victory in the Twenty20 World Cup in 2007 and his early World Cup memories.

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Good bowling is all about brains

Wasim Akram in the Hindustan Times talks about how he mastered the kind of variation that saw him bowl six different balls an over and what pacemen have to do to prevail in a game that's now loaded in favour of batsmen.

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Shame on CAB for World Cup mess

The ICC decided that Kolkata's Eden Gardens would not be ready in time to host the marquee World Cup clash between India and England on February 27 and Ayaz Memon in Mid-Day asks: how could the Cricket Association of Bengal allow things to come

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Donald will be a terrific asset

Adam Parore in the New Zealand Herald writes that former South Africa fast bowler Allan Donald, who has been recently appointed New Zealand's fast bowling coach, will play a key role in helping the bowlers master the art of reverse swing -

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Australian cricket needs surgery

Writing in the Age , Peter Roebuck says that Cricket Australia needs to implement substantial improvements in the domestic game in an attempt to restore standards and that Australian cricket is in trouble primarily because it has taken its

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India have to deal with the pressure

Sourav Ganguly, the former India captain, tells Pradeep Magazine in the Hindustan Times that the Indian team should embrace the pressure in the upcoming World Cup and not get overwhelmed by it

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Delhi missing from Daredevils

GS Vivek in the Indian Express writes that Delhi Daredevils curiously refrained from aggressively bidding for home players in the auction

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And the effigies begin ...

It’s the start of the silly season, when reactions across the subcontinent are likely to hit fever pitch - even when there are no matches involved

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The death of sport?

The IPL has changed the rules of sport, writes Santosh Desai in the Times of India

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A Rajasthan fairytale

Bharat Sundaresan in the Indian Express looks at Rajasthan's journey from the bottom of the bottom of the Ranji table to becoming the champions this season.

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Graceful or gutsy?

Wynne Gray in the New Zealand Herald asks - Graceful or gutsy: how do you like your cricketers?

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The game is better for technology

An editorial in the New Zealand Herald questions the absence of the UDRS in the ongoing New Zealand-Pakistan Test series and states that India's reluctance to use the UDRS will affect it at some stage.

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Top-order failings a big concern

Adam Parore in the New Zealand Herald writes that New Zealand's Test struggles continue to centre around the top-order batting, because they don't have players who can consistently score big centuries.

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

Auction replay

Shailaja Bajpai writes in the Indian Express that the most striking part of the IPL auction telecast was how bad it was

25-Feb-2013•Akhila Ranganna

An allrounder, on and off the field

Pat Symcox, who was once the face of South Africa’s spinning unit in the 90s, is now the poster-boy of Remax — the country’s largest real-estate franchise

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