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Players v coaches

The recent departures of coaches - Andy Moles (New Zealand), Peter Moores (England), Robin Singh and Venkatesh Prasad (India) - suggests that players are wielding greater clout in decision making

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Kaif's down but not out

In the summer of 2002, when Mohammad Kaif chased down a record 325 against England in the NatWest final at Lord's, it seemed there was no turning back

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Flower emphasises the importance of values

Gordon Farquhar was present when the head coaches of England's cricket, football and rugby union teams- Andy Flower, Fabio Capello and Martin Johnson - joined forces to talk tactics

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All that jazz

The Champions League may not have matched the buzz of the IPL, especially when the Indian teams exited early, but the glitz and glamour that has sieged Indian cricket o flate was very much evident in the tournament

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Remembering Huma

Huma had a calming influence on Wasim Akram and his career and for 16 glorious years she redefined his life giving it the much-needed stability

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Problems aplenty for India

The specialist batsmen failing to get going and the bowlers inability to change pace, are two key areas that cost India the match, according to Sourav Ganguly

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British parochialism and sport

The British, while adept at inventing sports, are notoriously backward at becoming involved in other people's adaptations of their inventions

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The Moles debate

Given Andy Moles' resignation as New Zealand coach, Mark Richardson in the Herald on Sunday believes the team is not mature enough for a back-seat co-ordinator

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Hard cricket, not hard talk

The tempered approach of the Australians to the seven-match ODI series against India might just be tactical

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Cricket in the dock

Given the BCCI’s focuses of attention these days: its sponsorship deals, its Twenty20 opportunities, its IPL money and its plans for elections, it should concentrate some strategy to helping those parts of the country where cricketers have to tackle

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How cricket became boring

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The unkindest cut of them all

Did the Indian selectors value Rahul Dravid on his own merit or was he a stop-gap arrangement

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The secret diary of Lalit Modi

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Lessons learnt for county teams

Given the disappointing performances of Sussex and Somerset in the Champions League, the county coaches have problems of a different sort to solve before embarking upon another campaign against the world's best Twenty20 outfits

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Brazil and Belize finish off on a high

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A giant stride for Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone earned promotion to World Cricket League (WCL) Africa Division 2 following their narrow two-wicket win over Rwanda on Wednesday.

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Champions League payday for clubs

The Champions League Twenty20 will be the first time club cricket will rival international cricket

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

Where did it all go wrong for Monty?

An inspiration for England just a year ago, left-arm spinner Monty Panesar has resorted to a season in South Africa with the Highveld Lions to resurrect his career, but will he ever turn the corner

25-Feb-2013•Judhajit

The verdict's out on India's performance

Given their early exit in the ICC Champions Trophy, Rohit Mahajan writing in Outlook , believes India’s celebrated, all-star team of young cricketers has slipped and the sparkle has certainly dulled.

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The talented Mr.Trott

There was always too much unexplained about the way Albert Trott, the forgotten Australian slow left-arm bowler lived and loved

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