Ian Chappell

Open with Rohit and Binny, with Kohli at No. 3

India's batting is going the way of their bowling in Australia, and they need get their order sorted before the World Cup

25-Jan-2015•Ian Chappell

India's captaincy is impeding their Test progress

You can't blame their bowlers entirely for not taking 20 wickets in each Test when Dhoni and Kohli's field settings and tactics have been pretty dismal

11-Jan-2015•Ian Chappell

Enough with the on-field chatter

One of these days there's going to be an ugly altercation between players on the field

28-Dec-2014•Ian Chappell

Adelaide Test raises leadership questions

Who will replace the increasingly worn-down Clarke? And can Kohli keep his emotions in check enough to be a good captain?

14-Dec-2014•Ian Chappell

Playing the Test the best way to honour Hughes

The intensity of the contest will be reduced at the Gabba, but the players, especially the Australians, need the game as therapy

30-Nov-2014•Ian Chappell

Dhoni's absence a guide to India's future

He's past his use-by date as a Test captain and keeper. India now have a chance to test Kohli's leadership skills

16-Nov-2014•Ian Chappell

The decline of wristspin is hurting Australia

The importance given to containment over taking wickets has spelt doom for an art that once thrived in the hands of O'Reilly, Benaud, Mailey and Warne

02-Nov-2014•Ian Chappell

The pitch belongs to the curator

Players demanding that home pitches should be prepared to favour them don't realise it's a retaliatory business

19-Oct-2014•Ian Chappell

Playing spin well is a state of mind

A batsman should look to dominate, and importantly, not fear the turning delivery

05-Oct-2014•Ian Chappell

Catch dodgy actions early

Kids mimic the cricket heroes of the day, so the problem of throwing must be tackled before players reach the first-class level

21-Sep-2014•Ian Chappell

Australia, India and South Africa are World Cup favourites

England's outdated approach to ODIs, and Alastair Cook's captaincy, may force them out early

07-Sep-2014•Ian Chappell

India disgraced themselves by not competing

MS Dhoni and the BCCI are to blame for a touring party that became too comfortable and compliant

24-Aug-2014•Ian Chappell

Poor basics have brought down the standard of cricket

Test teams are more competitive these days, but it's probably because the fundamentals of backing up, running between the wickets and catching are being ignored

10-Aug-2014•Ian Chappell

England's selection errors could lead to series defeat

Their decision to persist with Alastair Cook as captain, and to pick batsmen who can only score runs against weak attacks, will hurt them

27-Jul-2014•Ian Chappell

Dhoni wins the first round in the captaincy battle

India's and England's captains have both taken some inexplicable decisions in the first Test at Trent Bridge. But Dhoni managed to take advantage of the hosts' frail line-up

13-Jul-2014•Ian Chappell

Indecisive Cook hurting England

The team's constant failure to convert good positions has led to players losing confidence in their captain

29-Jun-2014•Ian Chappell

It's idiotic to not mankad a straying non-striker

You don't warn a batsman before stumping him, so why warn him before he steals a run?

15-Jun-2014•Ian Chappell

Why Cook and Dhoni will struggle against Clarke

England's captain is too conservative and India's can't seem to bring his limited-overs aggression into the Test arena, so they are unlikely to beat Australia

01-Jun-2014•Ian Chappell

Cricket has a history of being blind to corruption

Despite all the red flags alerting to the fact that there must be a zero-tolerance policy towards fixing, administrators have done little to initiate it

18-May-2014•Ian Chappell

We need a think tank for Test cricket

There can be greater competitiveness in five-day cricket if only the ICC spends some time thinking about long-term solutions for the game

04-May-2014•Ian Chappell

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