Devashish Fuloria

Lessons from the first SLPL

The Sri Lanka Premier League would need to improve upon a number of areas as questions have arisen after the inaugural edition

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Anecdotes from Australia

Wayne Phillips, the former Australia Test batsman, was the keynote speaker at the Sir Donald Bradman Luncheon, held at the MCG on the occasion of Bradman's birthday and he recounted a few anecdotes from his playing days

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Spin may not be Australia's achilles heel

Australia have rarely been a poor side, but over the years they have been susceptible against good spin bowling

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

New Zealand batsmen need to show self-belief

John Wright, in the Asian Age , says that although the Hyderabad Test defeat was demoralising, New Zealand batsmen have the ability to fight it out against India

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Strauss among the best England captains

Andrew Strauss' retirement is a great loss to English cricket, writes Scyld Berry in the Telegraph

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Success and failure are part of life - Laxman

VVS Laxman talks to V V Subrahmanyam in the Sportstar about his rise as a young cricketer from Hyderabad to one of of the mainstays of Indian batting for more than a decade

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Laxman the gentleman will be missed

Suresh Menon writes in Tehelka that the cricketing world will not only miss VVS Laxman's wristy elegance, but also his quiet, unaffected decency.

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Tricky transition for India's Test team

India's Test team is entering a new phase, with the old guard paving way for the new generation

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

The coming of age of native cricket

Buchi Babu Memorial tournament has, for long, been an important part of India’s cricket calendar, though televised international cricket and the IPL have robbed such domestic events of their past glamour, writes V Ramnarayan in the Hindu .

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Chinese cricketer breaks boundaries

Jiang Shuyao - the first Chinese cricketer to play in an overseas league - has travelled from Shenyang, China to play club cricket in England

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

England v South Africa, Headingley, 1907

England recorded their first home win against South Africa in damp conditions at Headingley, 105 years ago

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Vettori's absence creates opportunities

Daniel Vettori's injury has opened up an important role in the New Zealand side ahead of the second Test against West Indies and it could mean an opportunity for leg spinner Tarun Nethula, writes Matt Richens in Fairfax NZ .

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Will South Africa tamper with the opening pair?

One area where South Africa need to show an improvement going ahead in the Test series is their opening partnership

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Sri Lanka mutes vuvuzelas

Music is an integral part of the cricket experience in Sri Lanka and the beats of the Papare bands do their bit in keeping the crowds in good humour in the heat

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

New Zealand still losing the mental battle

Too often in Test cricket, New Zealand have lapsed during key moments after being competitive for long periods, says Max Bania in TVNZ , like Martin Guptill losing his concentration after playing well for his 97 in the first innings of the Antigua

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Hash's hair-raising honour

Hashim Amla's match-winning triple century at The Oval has won him praise from the most unlikely quarter - the Beard Liberation Front (BLF), a UK-based informal network of the bearded

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Cricket, the most dangerous ball game

Ruchir Joshi, in the Mail Today , points out the apathy in India towards the dangers that cricket could pose to the safety of child cricketers.

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

Brett Lee had the X-factor

Brett Lee decided to draw the curtain on a stellar career last week - a career not only highlighted by cricketing achievements but also by the fame that came along with it; Lee's popularity is matched by only a few in cricket, he had it all, says

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

No one's laughing at Amla anymore

Hashim Amla has come a long way from the first time England encountered him as a circumspect batsman in 2004 to become one of South Africa's batting mainstay

25-Feb-2013•Devashish Fuloria

The science of bowling at 100mph

Stephen Brenkley in the Independent talks to Kevin Shine, England's ace fast-bowling coach, who shares his vision of producing a legion of bowlers capable of bowling around 100mph.

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