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West Indies trip crucial for Sodhi

The forthcoming West Indies tour will be a significant one for Ish Sodhi as it presents a chance to hold down the position as New Zealand's leading Test spinner

18-May-2014

Vincent finds support from cricket mates

Team-mates who have shared a close rapport with Lou Vincent, including the former New Zealand allrounder Andre Adams, understand the stress Vincent might be going through

18-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

'I've never practised the fine-leg scoop in my life'

Having been in the international game for ten years, AB de Villiers tells Shirin Sadikot of iplt20.com about his making as a batsman

17-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Modi on the IPL innovations that weren't

14-May-2014

Glimmers of a crack within the big three?

Osman Samiuddin, writing for the National, reflects on the decision to have the ICC's Anti Corruption and Security unit reviewed by the boards of India, Australia and England

12-May-2014

'Rachaelising' women's cricket

11-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Breaking the glass ceiling of sports administration

Therese Walsh, who is leading New Zealand's operations for the 2015 World Cup, talks to Stuff.co.nz, about her accidentally entry into sports administration and the challenges she faced on the way

11-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

'If the ball is swinging, the batsman will find it hard'

Sandeep Sharma spoke to Sahil Malhotra of the Indian Express on swing bowling, using the new and old ball, and his development as a bowler

09-May-2014

Cricket needs red cards

08-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

The baseball-cricket crossover

08-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Sangakkara, cricket's new elder statesman

As Kumar Sangakkara prepares for the England tour with two Championship matches for Durham, Scyld Berry of the Telegraph profiles the Sri Lankan batsman

04-May-2014

'Throwdowns dumb down preparation' - Crowe

04-May-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

How many cooks spoil the broth?

Bharat Sundaresan, writing for the Indian Express, notes the impact of coaches and mentors in cricket teams, and whether the presence of too many such people dwelling on tactics and team morale can be a hindrance to the side. A case in point being Mumbai

04-May-2014

Mudgal panel a welcome change

Pradeep Magazine, in the Hindustan Times, recalls an investigation into Indian cricketers that took place 17 years ago with regards to a similar kind of scandal that is presently cloaked over the IPL

03-May-2014

The road ahead for Nick Compton

In an interview with Nick Hoult for the Telegraph, Nick Compton, the England opener, opens up about his career, the disappointment of being dropped from the Test squad last year, and his plans for the future

03-May-2014

The tale of an English team in Germany 1937

Phil Mackie and Ed Ram, writing for BBC, shed light on the story of a Worcestershire side who arrived in Berlin in 1937 to compete in three games organised by members of the German hierarchy who had developed an interest in the sport

03-May-2014

The remarkable arc of women's cricket in England

Joe Wilson in BBC Sport traces the remarkable arc of women's cricket in England, from amateurs to professional cricketers

30-Apr-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

'We got trainers, but I had to train them too!'

In an interview with Wisden India, UAE coach and former Pakistan fast bowler Aaqid Javed shares his early experiences of working with the team

28-Apr-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Throwdowns, and a good bedside manner

Andrew Alderson, writing for the New Zealand herald, looks at the possible candidates to take over Bob Carter as New Zealand's interim assistant coach

27-Apr-2014

Mumbai's loss is Yuzvendra's gain

G Krishnan, writing for DNA India, finds out more about the legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who had represented India in junior-level Chess matches

26-Apr-2014

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