Interviews

Ravi Shastri, India's glamour boy of the eighties, talks about making it big early, the kind of captain he might have been, and his reputation for stodgy batting

He fought himself every day he spent out of the team, now he walks down to the fastest bowlers. The reborn India opener opens up

Not many discussed him before his century on debut to secure the Ashes, not many seem to be discussing him after that performance

In the second part of the interview, Pakistan's captain talks about the side's prospects in the Champions Trophy, the legacy he wants to leave behind, winning the World Twenty20, and cricket's formats

Pakistan's captain talks about the pressures and the joys and pains the job brings, in the first of a two-part interview

On a pre-season tour of Malaysia, Western Australia coach Tom Moody talks about winning and losing World Cups, Brett Lee's musical skills, and the possibility of one day taking charge of India

In London, away from the maddening attention, the maestro talks Twenty20, retirement, being in disguise, and the man who reminds him of himself

The five-time ICC umpire of the year speaks about the future of TV technology, his frightening experience in Lahore, and his days as a star schoolboy cricketer alongside Adam Gilchrist

The top man in the USA's cricket administration believes America is the sport's next sunshine destination and he's pulling out the stops to make sure it is

The quietest of the Chappells talks about growing up with Ian and Greg, his new coaching assignment, and of course, that underarm delivery

One of cricket's most outspoken players and most acclaimed captains talks frankly about Bradman, Vic Richardson, and starting and going at the right time

Are playing surfaces becoming uniformly bland worldwide due to commercial considerations? Is the art of Test match pitch preparation dead? The ICC's pitches manager reflects on these and other questions

Dwayne Bravo says the board's unprofessionalism, its inability to improve the quality of first-class cricket, and the lack of facilities are holding West Indies back

Australia's head selector has been a target of criticism lately, but he's not going to let that get to him anytime soon

The kid who almost missed the boat has grown up fast, physically and mentally

There's plenty of substance, and little that's flash, in Brad Haddin, who is not about to let Adam Gilchrist's vast reputation cramp his style

Australia's ribcage-targeting spearhead may say he's "casual and laidback", but he's also looking to put the fear of god into the opposition

The Netherlands have played three World Cups, but their biggest moment in cricket only came 10 days ago. One veteran has been there all along

England has been a happy hunting ground for the man who replaces Symonds in Australia's order

Fresh from his feats in the IPL in South Africa, West Indies' spearhead is raring to take a crack at the rest of the world. "We want to take the trophy back home," he says