Guest Column

What will Indian cricket gain from the sports bill?

The recently proposed sports bill does not recognise that the BCCI is unique among sports bodies in the country, and is unlikely to do the game any good

10-Sep-2011•Desh Gaurav Sekhri

PTT's job done, onus is now on PCB

The ICC's chief executive explains the remit of the task team and says the ball is now in the PCB's court

13-Jul-2011•Haroon Lorgat

Lessons from Siddons

The former Bangladesh coach instilled mental toughness in his players, but his legacy was blighted by failures towards the end of his term

19-Jun-2011•Abu Choudhury

Never mind the auction, here's the draft

Cricket's Twenty20 leagues could learn from an American system that has a lot to recommend itself

05-Jun-2011•Desh Gaurav Sekhri

Canada cricket takes two steps back

Ashish Bagai has resigned the captaincy, and now a new faction has plans to supplant the board

02-Jun-2011•Faraz Sarwat

Power to Taylor

Alongside John Wright as coach, Ross Taylor could make a real impact on New Zealand's quest for a more successful future

16-May-2011•Danny Morrison

West Indies' mentorship problem

The experienced players are out; the legends of the past aren't exactly interested. Who is to guide the new generation?

02-May-2011•Vaneisa Baksh

Why are West Indies dropping their old guard?

Building and rebuilding the team has been the tired mantra for two decades, but the logic in this latest instance has been missing

19-Apr-2011•Vaneisa Baksh

What next for Canada?

Now that they won't get to play the next World Cup, what direction will their development take? And will they continue to receive funding from the ICC?

17-Apr-2011•Faraz Sarwat

Will it be Kirsten and de Villiers?

Who will be the new men appointed to helm South Africa's seemingly never-ending quest for ICC silverware?

11-Apr-2011•Kepler Wessels

Doubt did Sri Lanka in

They always believed they could get to the final, but that's where it seemed to end

04-Apr-2011•Shanaka Amarasinghe

The problem with South Africa

There have been specific reasons why each of South Africa's World Cup campaigns was unsuccessful. Now all they can do is focus on moving on

03-Apr-2011•Kepler Wessels

The horror, the horror

The World Cup knockout-phase monkey stays infernally glued to South Africa's backs for another four years

27-Mar-2011•Robert Houwing

What has cricket given Indian pop culture?

Cricket is omnipresent in India, but the films that reference the sport have mostly been banal, the ads star-obsessed, and fiction bordering on nil

07-Mar-2011•Ashok Malik

Timing the Powerplays right

Teams haven't got to grips with when best to take them yet, as the matches in the World Cup have shown

05-Mar-2011•Aakash Chopra

Ruling the middle kingdom

A smartly executed mid-innings Powerplay could become this World Cup's key tactical offering

20-Feb-2011•Martin Crowe

Look, Canada, it's Bryan Adams

Why are his countrymen resolutely ignorant about their nation's cricket pedigree, a Toronto resident mourns

20-Feb-2011•Sriram Dayanand

What approach will John Wright take?

New Zealand's new coach has plenty of previous experience in the role. Just how will he go about things this time round?

25-Dec-2010•Andrew Alderson

Big ideas, little results

The USA Cricket Association's recently ousted chief executive Don Lockerbie set his sights too high and lost sight of the most important objectives

04-Dec-2010•Peter Della Penna

Would a code of honour help?

Experiments have shown the thought of a moral benchmark could be useful in preventing corruption

14-Nov-2010•Rudi Webster

4 5 6 7 8

Showing 101 - 120 of 186

Guest Column

Andrew Fidel Fernando

Andrew McGlashan

S Rajesh

Vithushan Ehantharajah

Matt Roller