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'Trying to make sure captaincy change will not impact World Cup preparation'
Set to end his tenure as Afghanistan coach after the World Cup, Phil Simmons talks about his 18-month journey with the teamThe Interview by Nagraj Gol
Pandit's vision for big prize fuels Vidarbha's dream
Bold selection calls, senior players mentoring youngsters, and an environment that sucked out mediocrity helps deliver maiden Ranji titleVishal Dikshi
Favourites Dhaka live up to expectations
Favourites from the start, Dhaka’s win came as no surprise to many, but that does not mean it was an easy ride to the titleMohammad Isam10-Dec-2016Tou
Gurkeerat, latest piece in India's five-bowler jigsaw
Having Gurkeerat in their squad might help India hedge their bets to some extent on two seamers, two spinners, and a batting allrounder whose offspin
Breaking bat, and Rayudu's brief return
Plays of the day from the opening match of IPL 2015 between Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai IndiansSidharth Monga08-Apr-2015The breakIf this were a t
Well-prepared England well beaten
Andy Flower has been the best coach England have had but the environment he created has led to 5-0George Dobell at the SCG05-Jan-2014Did clay grow tal
Kirsten fronts up to SA issues
Having unexpectedly lost a series to New Zealand for the first time, South Africa coach Gary Kirsten had plenty of questions to answerFirdose Moonda24
Pakistan rewarded for smart rebuilding
After the events of 2010 Pakistan cricket could have withered away, but due to a combination of determination and desire they are now flourishingGeorg
The last man standing
Hashim Amla was the last South African standing after his vigil lasted a minute short of 500, but he was not playing for time and grinding it out. Ins
Warne hits back
Shane Warne hit back quite magnificently on the last day after being clobbered in the first inningsS Rajesh05-Dec-2006 Warne versus r