Talking Cricket

The world's leading T20 leggie talks about how he fell in love with the game and what his parents taught him about dealing with stardom

The allrounder talks about his IPL relationships, some of his key innings, what money means to him, and his life coach, MS Dhoni

From the high of a debut Ashes win to being deemed "not selectable", through multiple injuries and comebacks, Steven Finn has lived many lifetimes in cricket

The Australia captain talks about her batting ambitions, how she has matured as a leader, and watching Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy grow into superstars

For over a dozen years in the IPL, Singh has flown the flag for offspin. He talks about what it takes to succeed in the shortest format

India bowling coach Bharat Arun talks about the parts that make up the team's best ever attack

Ishant Sharma talks about putting pressure on himself to excel, and how he hit his current purple patch

T20 spin bowling coach Samuel Badree on the importance of being versatile enough to bowl in the Powerplay and at the death

Maninder Singh talks about losing his way after his all-too-brief spell at the top, and the hard road back

Kagiso Rabada talks about putting passion into his game, balancing instinct and technique when bowling, and how his IPL experiences might help him at the World Cup

Tim Southee and Trent Boult talk about bowling together, the toughest batsmen they have faced, and their idols growing up

Twenty years on from the last World Cup in England, Lance Klusener, who wrote the book on finishing in ODIs in that 1999 tournament and either side of it, talks about how it's done

Nathan Leamon, England's white-ball team analyst and head of research and innovation, talks about using data to get ahead

Cheteshwar Pujara looks back on his batting success on the tour of Australia and talks about how he does what he does

Nasser Hussain looks at the state of the world (and English) game

Neil McKenzie had rituals and habits that even the most superstitious batsmen would consider obsessive. He talks about why he did the things he did

Still, if anyone could be said to be so, it was James Sutherland, who has stepped aside after 17 years at the head of Cricket Australia that have not been without their share of tumult

Kumar Sangakkara opens up about the mental side of the game: dealing with the pressure of expectations, big finals, verbals, and captaincy

Daryll Cullinan talks about the technique and temperament involved in becoming a world-class operator in the cordon

Mickey Arthur looks back at his first year in charge of Pakistan, and the unarguable highlight of that period