Ponting is convinced that there will be a sharp drop in the number of ODIs played after the 2015 World Cup
Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has announced that he believes there will be a significant drop in the number of ODI matches played after the 2015 International Cricket Council (ICC) World Cup due to the tremendous workload players are currently enduring.
Richardson sees Dhoni as a pioneer of the modern game
International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive officer (CEO) David Richardson has backed India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, stating that people should not be so quick to judge him by “how much he misses”.
Gilchrist believes ODI cricket will be extinct after the 2015 World Cup
Former Australia wicketkeeper batsman Adam Gilchrist believes that ODI cricket will cease to exist in three years time given its notable decline over the past number of years and the rapidly increasing number of domestic Twenty20 tournaments.
Giles will be looking to lead England to victory during their ODI series against India
Warwickshire’s director of cricket Ashley Giles has been appointed as England’s new ODI and Twenty20 head coach in a move to reduce the workload of Andy Flower.
The trio are concerned that it will only be a matter of time before Test cricket becomes a format of the past
West Indies legends Michael Holding, Sir Vivian Richards and Joel Garner have called on the International Cricket Council (ICC) to put an end to Twenty20 cricket, which they believe is destroying the history and heritage of Test cricket.
Trott is still unsure whether Pietersen will stay committed to representing England in future series
While South African-born batsman Kevin Pietersen may have made his international return for England after spending several months exiled from his team-mates due to his actions over the summer, Jonathan Trott believes that the flamboyant player still has to prove that he can be an asset for the national team in future series.
Strauss and Pietersen have finally put their differences aside
Former England Test captain Andrew Strauss has announced that he truly believes batsman Kevin Pietersen was sorry when personally apologising for sending derogatory text messages to the South African players during the Test series in the summer.
Richardson believes corruption in the sport will continue unless tough measures are taken to stop it
International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Dave Richardson has announced that all the major cricketing boards in the sport must stand up and fight the ongoing “war” against corruption.
Inverarity is still deciding where Watson will bat during the Test series against South Africa
Australia national selector John Inverarity has revealed that he is considering pushing all-rounder Shane Watson down the batting order, despite opening the batting in both limited over formats.
Hooper is worried about the growing impact the IPL is having on cricket
West Indies legend Carl Hooper has announced that the Indian Premier League (IPL) has grown into one of the biggest threats facing international cricket today.
