Interview

Paul Nixon chats about making a debut at 36, playing at the World Cup, his obsession with fitness and badgering opponents

Fast, furious, at the same time frustrating, Afridi can give you hope and has the ability to snatch it in one breath with his foibles. In an interview with Nagraj Gollapudi, Shahid Afridi tries to explain his journey so far and when and why he is emotiona

Sourav Ganguly revealed that he'd set a World Cup deadline for himself, after which he would have given up hope of playing for India

Sa'adi Thawfeeq speaks to Sri Lanka's sprinting physio, Tommy Simsek

Harbhajan Singh is aware that Anil Kumble is the current first choice spinner but spends his time on the bench focusing on the very clear targets he's set for himself: The role of senior spinner and 500 Test wickets

On the sidelines of Karnataka's match against Saurashtra, where he scored a breezy hundred, he took time off to speak to Cricinfo

Sidharth Monga speaks to Mohammad Kaif after Uttar Pradesh lost to Baroda at Vadodara. Despite the defeat Kaif keeps his promise for the interview and remains as endearing as ever

Suresh Raina hasn't yet lived up to his potential but he's plotting his way back into the reckoning

The World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) is not taking lightly the acquittal recently of Pakistan fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif

Kumar Dharmasena looks back at his career as a cricketer, Sri Lanka's World Cup chances and looks ahead to a new career in umpiring

Cricinfo talks to under-fire India coach Greg Chappell

While in India to promote tourism, Courtney Walsh took out some time to speak to Cricinfo

Zaheer Khan has been included in India's one-day squad after an abscence of nearly eight months. Anand Vasu talks to him about his selection

An interview with Mitchell Johnson who is leading the way for Australia's next generation of pacemen

It's often been said that Zaheer Khan psyches himself up too much, especially in big games, but Cricinfo finds a picture of relaxation

Kiran More's tenure as chairman of selectors might have come to an end, but the pressure has not relented yet, he tells Cricinfo

Dean Jones' life-threatening, career-changing 210 was the greatest individual performance of the second Tied Test, which occurred in almost suffocating heat at Madras in 1986

Ian Bradshaw is not your typical pace bowler. He doesn't jar bat handles with his pace, nor does he intimidate the batsmen with gesture or word

Troy Cooley speaks to Peter English about how big a threat reverse-swing will be during the 2006-07 series