Dustin Silgardo

India's future bright

While India's one-day series victory over England with a young side may not offer a foolproof guide to prospects in longer formats, the mood of the matches and the buoyancy of the Indians bode well, says Peter Roebuck in the Hindu .

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An ill-tempered series

In the Guardian , Mike Selvey says the ongoing ODI series between India and England has been a fractious one

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The role of Lady Luck

In the Age , Greg Baum writes about that important ingredient in sport that is ever present but never talked about: luck

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No wins and no credit card roulette

Tim Bresnan tells the Telegraph's Jonathan Liew that the England bowlers are trying to intimidate the India batsmen with words and stares since it is difficult to do it with the ball on Indian pitches

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The smooth operator

The Independent's Stephen Brenkley meets Rajiv Shukla, the new chief of the IPL

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Two significant centuries

In the Hindustan Times , Ayaz Memon writes about Vijay Merchant and Lala Amarnath, both of whose birth centenary's were marked recently

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A rare English legspinner

The Indian Express' Aditya Iyer attends England's training session to see whether legspinner Scott Borthwick lives up to the hype.

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Wright, the right man for Australia

In the Sydney Morning Herald , Peter Roebuck says John Wright would be the best man to coach Australia and the fact that he is from New Zealand should not prevent him from getting the role.

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Is Borthwick the answer to England's long search?

Ever since Shane Warne played for Australia, England have got excited about anyone from their ranks who could spell the word googly let alone bowl one, Stephen Brenkley says in the Independent

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The Challenger trophy is no longer challenging

The Challenger Trophy in India was meant to give young players a chance to play against members of the national side, but with the India players preparing for the England series, and crowds poor, the Challenger Trophy is no different from any other

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Is cricket the world's second-most popular sport?

The Economist 's sports blog, Game Theory, uses several parameters to analyse what the game's second-most popular sport after football is

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How to globalise cricket

Is it necessary to target the USA in an effort to increase cricket's global appeal

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Jonty's in the house

If cricket purists raise their eyebrows at South African players entering England squads, they’re probably shaving them off at the thought of Jonty Rhodes, one of South Africa’s biggest post-Apartheid sporting heroes, entering the Bigg Boss house

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Age problem not new in India

Aakash Chopra says in the Hindustan Times that Indian cricketers have been fudging their ages since the time he was playing

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French cricket?

How do you say 'leg before wicket' in Dutch

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Dravid the Hurricane

Just like the Hawker Hurricane aircraft was the unsung hero of the Battle of Britain during the second World War, Rahul Dravid will never be given enough credit for what he has done for Indian cricket, Sidin Vadukut writes on the new New York Times

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Split verdict on pink ball

The BBC 's Alison Mitchell was at the first day-night first-class match in England, between Kent and Glamorgan in Canterbury, and got the reactions of players, coaches and fans on the experiment with the pink ball.

25-Feb-2013•Dustin Silgardo

Ambrose - the silent assassin

Curtly Ambrose, who was inducted into the ICC's Hall of Fame during the ICC awards ceremony in London, tormented some of the best batsmen of his era, Rob Bagchi writes in the Guardian

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India must learn to live without Zaheer - Ganguly

Sourav Ganguly talks to the Times of India about India's dismal tour of England, and says that India looked ordinary without Zaheer Khan

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Operation Tendulkar

Andrew Wallace, the doctor who operated on Sachin Tendulkar's elbow and Virender Sehwag's shoulder, tells the Indian Express' Sandeep Dwivedi about the experience.

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