Interviews

'I thought I could get away with murder'

Unfit? Check. Arrogant? Check. Unfocussed? Check. Robin Uthappa has learnt life's lessons, and is ready to do anything for what he once took for granted - big-time cricket

04-Sep-2010•Sriram Veera

From hunted to hunter

Long slagged off as a no-hoper, Nathan Hauritz has turned things around and now is Australia's main spin weapon for their busy season ahead

26-Aug-2010•Peter English

'I was never too scared to apologise'

The recently retired South African umpire on owning up to errors, his favourite people on the field, his past life and his future

03-Aug-2010•Interview by Brydon Coverdale

'The more the pressure, the stronger I got'

The charismatic former Pakistan captain on wanting to be fast, teaching Wasim and Waqar to bowl, the allrounder wars of the 1980s, ball-tampering, and more

30-Jul-2010•Interview by Sam Collins

How cricket matches are scripted

Everything is up for betting, from how many runs will be scored in a session to how many players will wear floppy hats

24-Jul-2010•Rashid Latif

'I can't please everyone'

The Sri Lankan spinner reflects on a glorious career, the changing art of offspin, dealing with doubters, what lies ahead, and more

17-Jul-2010•Interview by Sidharth Monga

Cricket and the lure of betting

Each IPL game fetches upwards of £10 million in legal bets. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Will legalising betting in India end the fixing menace once and for all?

15-Jul-2010•Ashok Malik

'There was no other choice but me'

Pakistan's explosive and controversial allrounder talks about the challenges of leading the side

12-Jul-2010•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Forever the shadow

For Pakistan, the cloud of match-fixing never really went away. The perception of it has woven itself into the very fabric of society at large

09-Jul-2010•Osman Samiuddin

'You'll never entirely eradicate fixing'

The out-going chief of the ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit talks about the state of the game today, spot-fixing, and why Twenty20 threatens cricket's integrity

07-Jul-2010•Interview by Andrew Miller

'Criticism should be about the game, not personal'

At 30, the Indian offspinner introspects on being a senior player in the side, dealing with brickbats, his batting skills, the World Cup, marriage and more

03-Jul-2010•Interview by Nishant Jeet Arora

'Our orders were to go down blazing'

At the age of 22, and in barely three months as an England-qualified international, Craig Kieswetter has achieved a feat that eludes most cricketers in a lifetime

19-May-2010•Andrew Miller

'Even today, if somebody throws a ball, I want to chase it'

Arthur Morris was one of Bradman's Invincibles. Here he looks back to the pre-deodorant days: meeting the Don, getting bounced by Keith Miller, the baggy green, and more

17-May-2010•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

'I can express myself better opening'

After his success at the top of the order in the West Indies, Mahela Jayawardene talks of the prospect of playing in that position in the 2011 World Cup

09-May-2010•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

'Things are in place for a Zimbabwe resurgence'

Coach Alan Butcher is optimistic about a revival. He talks about his role, the return of former players, the team's struggle for quality bats, and more

03-May-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Coming soon to a theatre near you

... is S Ramesh, the former India opener, now trying to make his way as an actor. He talks about getting dropped, dealing with frustrations, and discovering his inner funny man

03-May-2010•Kanishkaa Balachandran

'I wish I could have batted like KP'

Nasser Hussain talks about turning into a batsman, fear of failure, his relationship with Duncan Fletcher and leaving at the right time

11-Apr-2010•Interview by John Stern

'I put pressure on myself to lead from the front'

Daniel Vettori looks back at his first 99 Tests: being thrown into the deep end at 18, his transformation into an allrounder, taking over the captaincy, and more

25-Mar-2010•Interview by Stephen Hill

'I don't want fifties, I want hundreds'

Tamim Iqbal has the talent and temperament to be a flag-bearer for Bangladesh cricket, and he isn't setting his sights low

22-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller

'Everything we touched turned to gold'

David Boon looks back at the heady summer of 1989, and the years after, when he was considered by many to be the best batsman in the world

20-Mar-2010•Interview by Daniel Brettig

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