‘These are worrying signs for me before the World Cup 2015’, admits Misbah-ul-Haq

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“Every player has got adequate chances, more than two series, and yet they are not performing and it’s a big worry”

Just a day after being thrashed 4-1 in their ODI series against South Africa, Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has admitted that the national team’s performance throughout their last couple of series “are worrying signs for me before the 2015 World Cup”.

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Finn determined to prove he belongs in England’s pace attack

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“The plan is to try to go at under three, and build pressure and get wickets that way”

England pace bowler Steven Finn has hit rock bottom as of late, especially after he was dropped from the Ashes team in July, following his disastrous performance against Australia during the first Test at Trent Bridge.

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We definitely missed our experienced players, says Russell Domingo

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Domingo believes the outcome of the series could have been very different if all his experienced players had been fit

South Africa coach Russell Domingo has admitted that the Proteas definitely missed their senior and more experienced players during their recent tour of Sri Lanka, in which they were comprehensively beaten 4-1 in the ODI series.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: Ian Pont attributes wrong coaching technique to extinction of 150 kph bowlers

Pont believes coaches are hindering the true potential of numerous pace bowlers

Former England first-class pace bowler Ian Pont, who has spent years researching the mechanics behind quick bowling, has announced that wrong coaching technique is to blame for the extinction of 150 kph bowlers.

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A BATTING WITH BIMAL BREAKING REPORT: South Africa’s batting depth more ‘daunting’ than ever, admits James Pattinson

Pattinson knows that this tour will be challenging for both the batsmen and the bowlers

Australia pace bowler James Pattinson has admitted that the batting depth of the current South Africa squad is more much “daunting” than he thought it would be, now that Jean Paul Duminy is set to come in at number seven.

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