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T20s
Mon, February 26 2018
Time for ICC to stop snoozing the wake-up call…
Is ICC's obliviousness hampering the shortest format? Why is there a huge gap, in mindset, while preparing pitches for Tests and T20s?
Fri, February 23 2018
Sourav Ganguly: Without T20s, cricket cannot survive
Sourav Ganguly also backed MS Dhoni and said that his contributions should be respected.
Thu, January 05 2017
MS Dhoni steps down as India’s limited-overs (ODI and T20I) captain
MS Dhoni, India's most celebrated captain, stepped down as the limited-overs captain of the side.
Tue, April 19 2016
Ian Botham disappointed with Indian cricket’s current state
Ian Botham revealed that the contests involving India used to be interesting but they are failing to maintain that in current times.
Fri, February 26 2016
Bangladesh headed in the right direction in T20Is: Mashrafe Mortaza
Bangladesh's limited-overs skipper Mashrafe bin Mortaza believes the team is heading in the right direction in Twenty20 cricket.
Sun, April 06 2014
How difficult is captaining in T20 cricket compared to ODIs?
Twenty20 matches have involved more on-the-foot strategising from the captains involved.
Wed, August 20 2014
Ravichandran Ashwin’s batting prowess reaffirms need for multi-dimensional players in modern-day cricket
In modern day cricket, unidimensional players have taken a beating. The impact of the growing need for a cricketer to put in an all-round effort has been adverse on the bowlers. Not many in today’s competitive cricket can get away by just doing the job for their skipper with the ball. To put it in management terms, if you can’t multitask, even above average skill levels may not suffice in retaining your spot in the organisation.
Sat, February 04 2012
Anjum Chopra replaces Jhulan Goswami as India women’s cricket captain
Veteran batter Anjum Chopra on Saturday replaced Jhulan Goswami as the captain of a 15-member Indian women's cricket team for the Twenty20 and ODI tour of West Indies starting February 18.