Venkatapathy Raju

Venkatapathy Raju, the former India left-arm spinner, has been announced as the third man in the lead coaching panel at next month's ICC Americas cricket combine in Indianapolis from September 18 to 27

Venkatapathy Raju, the former India left-arm spinner, is currently on a 10-day visit to the UAE to help in the development of spinners in the country

Entertainment is never too far from your reach in Hyderabad

Hyderabad have axed four senior players and their head coach and batting coach have resigned in the aftermath of a humiliating defeat at the hands of Rajasthan in their opening Ranji Trophy game

Invoking the gods at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium has done little to change Hyderabad's fortunes so far. Vital first-innings lead has proved elusive so far this season, and the ignominy of the Plate League looms large

Venkatapathy Raju, the former Indian spinner, has resigned as Orissa coach citing personal reasons

Venkatapathy Raju, the former Indian spinner, has been appointed Orissa's coach for the 2008-09 Ranji Trophy season

Raju pulls rank on McMillan

Take the fastest wicket in the world, add some bounce and cracks to it, and it's enough to test any batsman. In 1991-92, Sachin Tendulkar, not yet 19, passed the Perth Test

Indian cricket appeared to be heading for another controversy with a TV channel broadcasting what it claimed were revelations by the national selectors of infighting, ego-driven politics and factionalism in the dressing room

Steve Waugh's dramatic recovery on the boundary allows Australia to sneak home

Venkatesh Prasad, the former Indian fast bowler, reiterated his interest to be the bowling coach for the Indian team but said there had no been intimation from the Indian board

There is room for Laxman and Ganguly in the World Cup squad , if they are among the runs

Cricinfo previews the prospects of Punjab, Hyderabad and Saurashtra

As was widely predicted, Dilip Vengsarkar, the former Test cricketer, was appointed chairman of the national selection committee.

Venkatapathy Raju, the former Indian left-arm spinner, is most likely to be appointed as the South Zone selector in the National Selection Committee

The national selection committee will have one, possibly two, new faces when the BCCI's AGM takes place in Mumbai on September 27 and 28

Robin Singh felt that the team's upcoming tour of Australia for the Top End series next month would serve as an ideal opportunity to build reliable bench strength for the national side

Venkatapathy Raju, the former Indian left-arm spinner, has retired from first-class cricket