Interviews

West Indies' coach speaks about why he went back to the Caribbean and looks at the problems and challenges his side faces

Last year's Ashes revealed cracks in Australia's batting. Justin Langer has the job of mending them

S Badrinath talks about his long wait on the sidelines and learning to take things easy

In his last season of competitive cricket, Shane Warne looks back at his years with the Rajasthan Royals and at the art of captaincy, but he isn't wasting any time thinking of what might have been

As a selector and national talent manager, Greg Chappell has his work cut out in steering Australia out of their current trough

Vincent Barnes, South Africa's bowling coach, still hopes to take charge of the side some day. Till then he's concentrating on motivating the bowlers, teaching them the importance of attitude, and planning for the future

Jerome Taylor's career has been beset by injuries, but after yet another layoff he's now playing in the IPL and raring to get back into the national side

Shane Watson still has much to learn about leadership and Test match batting, but he's made it his priority, and his tutelage under Warne and Dravid in the IPL will only help

The darling of Bangladesh cricket six years ago is now an outcast. But he believes he still has plenty to offer to the side, on and off the field

He was South Africa's next big thing a decade ago before he fell off the radar and went off to play county cricket. Now Jacques Rudolph is back and is being talked up as one for the future again

Fresh from the success of his first series as captain, Michael Clarke speaks about the challenges ahead of him as the first Australian leader since Allan Border to be handed a middling team

After the final act of his career as India's coach, Gary Kirsten looks back on his three years with the side - building relationships, getting the players to believe, and combining with the man he calls the best captain in the world

One-time wild boy Jesse Ryder says he has had plenty of time out of cricket to think about his game. It's all about patience for him now, he says

Allan Donald, New Zealand's new bowling coach, is on a mission to get his charges thinking right before their big game against his old team

A chip off the Lara block, Darren Bravo was seemingly born to play cricket. And he's had plenty of help and advice along the way, not just from his illustrious relative

A year into his job as Pakistan coach, Waqar Younis is still standing. He has applied himself to the task of keeping one of cricket's historically most fractious teams going and has done better than most would give him credit for

Mismanagement, lack of competitive cricket and a poor structure are at the root of Kenyan cricket's current state, says Steve Tikolo

England's Mr Dependable, Mike Hendrick, on the 1979 World Cup final and other career highlights

Ed Joyce talks about turning out for Ireland, then England, and moving back

Harbhajan Singh talks about how spinners should bowl during Powerplays, at the death in Twenty20s, and on flat Indian pitches