The boy who couldn't bowl
A ghosted autobiography with an inconsistency that’s at odds with the Australian bowler’s extraordinary careerPaul Coupar25-Jul-2009Random HouseGlenn
The artful stodger
In a team of strugglers and second-stringers, one man stood upright and unsmiling against the tideMalcolm Knox13-Apr-2009When he was playing, Allan Bo
Packed Wanderers enjoys the battle
An Indian travels to the Bullring and is blown away by the atmosphere and the Chargers’ all-round showSiddharth Raman25-May-2009Team supportedI suppor
Out of the darkness
John Barclay was a nearly man as a player, but absolutely makes it as a writer of memoirsPaul Coupar31-Jan-2009 John Barclay’s was a career of
Time for Marshall to be a 'big man'
Xavier has the makings of the star player West Indies cricket sorely needs but it comes with a volatile temperament not uncommon to those blessed with
'Results first, entertainment second'
Australian cricket’s working-class hero talks about being a dour batsman in a team full of dashers, and how he overcame his bad patchInterview by Srir
Opening is similar to No. 3 – Turuwar
Turuwar Kohli has quietly gone about being one of India’s key players at the Under-19 World CupGeorge Binoy in Kuala Lumpur24-Feb-2008 The
Blockbusters, bouncers and bloopers
With each team done with two games and every venue done with one apiece, Cricinfo takes stock of the early actionSiddhartha Vaidyanathan24-Apr-2008
Muted celebrations, and Ntini the wide-boy
Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the third day at HeadingleyAndrew McGlashan at Headingley20-Jul-2008Catch of the day Andrew Flintof
One hour that shook Ponting
Irrespective of what has gone in this series and what lies ahead, Ishant Sharma’s mesmeric spell to Ricky Ponting will remain one of the highlights of