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The coach with a hand in both camps
He does things his own way and so far Neil D’Costa has an impressive record in helping future stars get a leg upSharda Ugra23-Mar-2015When the second
Shaun Marsh, fortunate son
He has done very little of late to warrant a Test spot for Australia, but he must find a way to repay the enormous, inordinate faith of selectors, coa
Samuels' Hooperesque breakthrough
The fascination of seeing him finally crack the nut that is Test cricketAndy Zaltzman25-Feb-2013In the absence of any play on the first day at Edgbast
How Pietersen changed gears
Kevin Pietersen scored only 23 off his first 80 deliveries, but creamed 89 off his last 86S Rajesh22-Jul-2011When Kevin Pietersen came out to bat on t
Tall, sharp and uncomplicated
He doesn’t fail dope tests, he doesn’t fight team-mates or officials, he just runs up, bowls – damn well – and goes awayOsman Samiuddin13-Jun-2009Afte
Not a time for spin
Spinners have only taken 6% of wickets in Lord’s Tests in MayS Rajesh11-May-2006 Muttiah Muralitharan warms up at Lord’s. Spinners ha
Fatima Sana – a captain burdened, a fast bowler unrestrained
Rain took away Pakistan’s chances on what might have been their biggest night at the World Cup, but Fatima Sana, their captain, wrote her name on the
'Strong in attack and strong in defence' – Determined Sune Luus stonewalls India
South Africa’s men’s team had already had their hearts broken by India the night before, and the women, led by a steadfast Luus, were keen to not allo
The West Indies quicks who could give Australia the hurry-up
There is some firepower in the visiting attack which could keep the batters on their guardAndrew McGlashan27-Nov-2022Kemar RoachThe leader of the atta
Rahkeem Cornwall: 'I fed off the extra bounce in Dhaka'
“The plan was to keep things simple, be patient and put the balls in the right area”Mohammad Isam13-Feb-2021Rahkeem Cornwall generally does not react