Shamya Dasgupta
Where has Srinivasan disappeared?
Having stridently demanded the BCCI president’s resignation for weeks on end and preyed on the spot-fixing saga, news channels have suddenly, collectively, gone quiet
Why be coy about Twenty20s?
The one-day format has contributed a great deal towards the welfare of cricket, but it will only be timely and more sensible to let the game’s shortest version take its place now
New Zealand: Dangerous floaters, as always
Recent successes against England will come as a shot in the arm for a team that has a very good Champions Trophy record
Unpredictability makes Pakistan dangerous
The propensity to self-destruct has been one of the biggest stumbling blocks to Pakistan’s progress in the Champions Trophy
In Trivedi is an example for Tendulkar
Cricketing legacy isn’t only about runs and wickets; legends must be willing to speak out in moments of crisis and share the hurt of the fan
BCCI shirking responsibility: Shirke
While Board treasurer lends his voice to anti-Srinivasan chorus, former president Dalmiya says BCCI has a “golden opportunity” to clean up the game
Srinivasan & Sreesanth: two different worlds
The BCCI president is in no mood to back down, while the fast bowler may have hit rock bottom
The Fairytale that almost was
Rajasthan’s journey in IPL VI took many unexpected twists and turns, but a few good men kept them on course
