Interview

Eating biryani in SA, and making headlines in NZ

Cricinfo quizzed Anjum Chopra on memorable moments from the past three World Cups from food favourites to rooming delights

06-Mar-2009

'Now we know how to win'

Uttar Pradesh will no doubt be heartbroken by the missed opportunity in this year's Ranji Trophy final, after suffering their second loss in successive finals. Captain Mohammad Kaif though believes it still is a very huge achievement nonetheless, a

16-Jan-2009•Interview by Sriram Veera

The nuts and bolts of Mahela Jayawardene

Mahela Jayawardene is one of the most complete batsmen in Sri Lankan cricket today, admired for both the elegance of his play and the solidity of his technique

03-Jan-2009•Charlie Austin

'I'm very harsh on myself'

Geoff Lawson, who's now completed one year in charge, talks about the team's progress and his reaction to criticism from the media

18-Oct-2008•Faraz Sarwat

Players' fears on Pakistan not justified - Lorgat

Haroon Lorgat took over from Malcolm Speed as the ICC chief executive officer a month ago and is already facing a possible boycott of the Champions Trophy in Pakistan from some countries

07-Aug-2008

'FTP tours will always take precedence'

The Indian Premier League can change the the way the game's played, watched or followed, says Lalit Modi

31-Jul-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Panesar: 'Tests give me the biggest buzz'

For Monty Panesar the only form of the game that truly counts is Test cricket

12-Jun-2008•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Vettori and McCullum prepare for tempo change

From the heat, noise and chaos of Delhi to the bucolic tranquillity of rural Essex in less than 24 hours. Few journeys better encapsulate the changing face of world cricket than that of the New Zealand captain, Daniel Vettori

01-May-2008•Andrew Miller in Colchester

How happy with curtailed workout

No play was possible on the final day of New Zealand's three-day warm-up against Kent at Canterbury, after heavy overnight rain had left the outfield saturated

30-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Marshall sets sights on Lord's return

It was an unsatisfactory day for New Zealand's batsmen at Canterbury, as heavy rain delayed the start of play and hastened the finish, and allowed only 38.2 overs in between whiles. But for their not-out No. 3, James Marshall, humble beginnings will do ju

29-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Key gives Kiwis a dose of deja vu

Cricketers are superstitious creatures, and so when good omens come along they tend to be grabbed with both hands

28-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

'ICC needs to change to meet demands' - Lorgat

Haroon Lorgat, the ICC's next chief executive, speaks to Cricinfo in an exclusive interview

04-Apr-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Dainty confident in his achievements

Gladstone Dainty puts forward his case as he stands for re-election as president of the USACA

26-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Varadarajan looks to a brighter future

Ram Varadarajan puts forward his case as he stands for election as president of the USACA

24-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Khan promises passion and commitment

Kamran Khan puts forward his case as he stands for election as president of the USACA

19-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

'I can't wait for that Test cap'

Robin Uthappa speaks to Cricinfo about his batting technique, lessons he learnt from the Australian tour and his dream to play Test cricket

13-Mar-2008•Sriram Veera

A time for 'openness and democracy'

Martin Williamson chats to Ram Varadarajan, the man challenging to take charge of the USA Cricket Association

12-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

'I am confident in our ability'

Mickey Arthur, the South African coach, talks to Cricinfo about his team's performance in Bangladesh, the forthcoming series in India, and the IPL

08-Mar-2008•Ajay S Shankar

'Mental strength makes the difference'

Venkatesh Prasad looks at the gains the rookie bowling attack under his charge has made on the tough tour of Australia

06-Mar-2008•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

'The more of a superstar one becomes, the lonelier one actually gets'

Paddy Upton is almost certain to be appointed as India's first mental-conditioning coach. Cricinfo spoke to him on the challenges ahead

03-Mar-2008•Sriram Veera

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