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The four kinds of leadership

Before you start wondering why I'm talking about leadership and its forms, I'll get to the point

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in Australia 2007-08

Is India really cricket-crazy?

I can’t believe how few people have been watching the Test in Mohali

Namibia

Kola Burger takes ten in Namibia's win

By Tony Munro

India v Australia 2008

How many people picked Mishra?

What were the odds that Amit Mishra would make his debut in Mohali

Sri Lankan cricket

Captain Ranatunga v chairman Ranatunga

When Arjuna Ranatunga took over as Sri Lanka's captain, the consensus was that finally the game had got the man it wanted

Kenyan cricket

Kenya cricket now on its deathbed

The lacklustre performance of the Kenyan team since the 2003 World Cup, the chronic lack of funds, the absence of a first-class domestic league and the failing standards of development cricket have all led to the precipitous decline of the game in

Australia in India 2008-09

Another head turner

England will be taking a close look at their next opponents, India, during the series against Australia and Vic Marks in the Observer believes India have plucked out another wrist spinner, Amit Mishra, who might have a big influence in the future

Australia in India 2008-09

A view of Tendulkar's slippers

Several tributes to Sachin Tendulkar's record-breaking feat have come by the way of personal memories of the batsman

Samir Chopra

Microphone. Major impact.

Like most additions to media coverage of sports, the stump microphone has had mixed effects

New Zealand cricket

What's with the dots?

Of the 900 legal deliveries bowled to them in the three ODIs against Bangladesh, the New Zealand batsmen managed to score off just 339

Sri Lankan cricket

Triumph in the Canadian chill

In the Sunday Times , Ranil Abeynaike reviews Sri Lanka's campaign in the recent four-nation Twenty20 tournament in Canada

Australian cricket

'Balance just about right'

In an interview to David Sygall in the Sun-Herald , James Sutherland, Cricket Australia's chief executive, says cricket is booming at the grassroots in the country

Indian cricket

The man who would not be crushed

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on India in Australia 2007-08

The eucalyptus link

There are some branching reminders of home in Chandigarh

Australia in India 2008-09

Two gaping holes

When Rahul Dravid quits, he will leave behind two gaping holes - one in the middle order as a batsman of the highest class, and one at slip as the best India have produced

Afghanistan

Afghanistan set sights on Division 3

The victorious Afghanistan players were treated like national heroes on their return to Kabul this week fresh from their win in the World Cricket League Division 4 tournament in Tanzania

Indian Cricket League

Egos the main obstacle for IPL, ICL harmony

Adam Parore, in the New Zealand Herald , writes of what he believes is a shift in public perception about the two leagues after the failure of talks between the ICL and BCCI

Australia in India 2008-09

Watching 'Tendlya' bat

Sachin Tendulkar broke Brian Lara's record for most Test runs on Friday in Mohali and Sunil Gavaskar remembers the time he first watched him as a schoolboy in Mumbai and nicknamed him 'Tendlya'

Michael Jeh

Legion of Superheroes

Like Lara and Tendulkar, Murali too seems to be hugely respected by the cricketing community all over the world

Allan Llewellyn on Australia in India 2008-09

Hoot, hoot, scoot scoot

I’d looked at the pedal rickshaws since arriving in Chandigarh and wondered how they coped in the traffic ecosystem

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