Calcutta: Former India captain Sunil Manohar Gavaskar, a living legend, spoke to The Telegraph (from Mumbai) on Tuesday afternoon, on the eve of getting the highest award from the Board of Control for … More »Captaining was easier in the days gone by: Gavaskar
Excerpts from Ed Hawkins' book- Bookie Gambler Fixer Spy, which looks at the match-fixing issue plaguing cricket More »Inside The Dark World Of Match Fixing
I was hoping that this ordeal will end soon. But this was the time it was supposed to end. I would have been happier if it had happened earlier. More »Crisis is a great teacher in life
There is a mindset that is looking to malign Indian cricket, the BCCI, and looking to poke fun and ridicule. And so, instead of coming with an open mind, the approach is only to bolster the stereotype … More »England see negative in everything
Even as Azhar has got a reprieve, the issue of corruption in the game refuses to go away. More »There’s still a lot to be done
The domestic tourney isn't quite dying the tiger's death we're sometimes prone to casually speculating about. More »The earthy charm of the Ranji Trophy
A mouth-watering prospect, the upcoming series between Australia and South Africa could hinge on the way the home side bats More »Australia can rattle Proteas with aggressive batting
"The main drawback is if you are not in the playing 11 you don't get quality time for batting at the nets. That becomes frustrating at times because the best of India are bowling," he said. More »Sitting out is not easy: Manoj Tiwary
ICC’s recent legislations favouring batsmen will make cricket dull. More »The law is an ass
The best all-rounder in the country is nowhere close to national selection. More »Shukla’s sweet & sour moment
Sachin knows best when it’s time to call quits, says former India coach. More »‘Traditionalist’ Wright is not in favour of day-night Tests
Poms look to Pro Batter to unravel India's bowling mysteries. More »England's secret practice weapon
With legends like Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman hanging up their boots, the famed Indian middle order suddenly has spots up for grabs. More »Bist foot forward
Dharamshala - the chilly, cloudy abode of the Tibetan leader - will host England in its first international match. More »Cricket in the land of the Lama
The situation is similar to India’s last tours of England and Australia. Both teams were there for the taking, but India messed it up and lost comprehensively. More »India vulnerable
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DELPUN"I always thought that it was a very good contest between him and Brian Lara for the best batsman in the world label. Lara was, for years, I thought, more exciting to watch," Gower said. More »Tendulkar is as good as it gets: Gower
Interview — Rahul Dravid takes to a different pitch in an exclusive chat with The Telegraph More »'India, as a nation, is at the cusp of something special'
The generation Rahul played with helped change the face of Indian cricket, says Sourav Ganguly. More »Rahul's experience should be utilised: Sourav Ganguly
