Interviews

Former selector Trevor Hohns is back in the frame. He talks about the challenge of bringing Australia's once-formidable depth back up to speed

The Zimbabwe left-armer talks about starting out as a fast bowler, and keeping the attitude when he moved over to spin

IPL chief executive Sundar Raman speaks about the future of the league, the hit it took this year, giving the franchises more power, and more

The missed opportunities early in his career have made the England offspinner determined to make the most of the rest of it

Their former coach says that even though Sri Lanka are nearly invincible on home turf, Australia, led by their new captain, can be expected to put up a good fight on this tour

One of India's brightest young talents looks back on what he regards as the key formative experience of his career, how he got his act together, and the West Indies tour

Why does Pakistan cricket go off the rails as often as it does? Wasim Akram thinks it's not just the administration that's at fault

Darren Sammy was appointed West Indies captain until the end of the current season. He looks back at his stint thus far, the criticism that has come with it, and the way forward

India's bowling consultant is happy that his charges are one tight unit, working together, and he expects them to do well in England no matter what combination gets picked

Having lost his way after a sparkling start, Ishant Sharma has returned stronger, wiser and more effective. He credits his senior partner, among others, for his comeback

Steve Rixon, Australia's new fielding coach, talks about how they need to get back to the basics to become the world's top fielding outfit again

It's been four years since Azhar Mahmood last played for his country. Now a county pro, he still rues the missed chances and the mismanagement of his national career

Paul Collingwood looks to fight his way back into the limited-overs sides, but isn't bitter about the decision to sack him as Twenty20 captain

Suresh Raina talks about trying to get better against the short delivery, becoming India captain, and coming back from knee surgery

New Zealand's new captain, Ross Taylor, wants more players to step up, and is keen to retain his attacking batting style, and to use Vettori's experience to take the team forward

AB de Villiers is all about the collective. Individual achievements aren't important to him, and he wants his captaincy to reflect that

Australian cricket is undergoing a major review of its structure, and Paul Marsh, the players' association chief, talks about its outcomes, the academy's identity crisis, his hopes for the new Big Bash League, and more

Yuvraj Singh is not satisfied with being remembered as the World Cup's Player of the Tournament. He is now focussing afresh on the five-day format and hoping to create a legacy winning Tests for India

One of the best known radio voices of the Caribbean belongs to a man who stammered as a child

Before he picked cricket as a career, Jeff Thomson's heart belonged to another sport - one he still keeps in touch with