Clarke was Australia’s shining light once again
Just days after losing the first Test against India in Chennai by eight wickets, Australia captain Michael Clarke has pointed out that England were in the same position after losing their first Test in Ahmedabad before going on to defeat the Indians in the next two Tests and win the series 2-1 to prove to the world that they are no longer as dominant as they used to be on home soil.
Watson vows to be as aggressive as he was when opening the batting
Australia all-rounder Shane Watson has announced that even though he will now come in lower down the order, he will still maintain an aggressive attitude and mindset whenever he arrives at the crease during Test matches.
Smith is excited about how great his team’s legacy can become
South Africa captain Graeme Smith has announced that he wants his current team to build a “legacy” as the number one Test team.
Muirhead is determined to see the West Indies succeed again
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) newly appointed chief executive officer Michael Muirhead has announced that it is time for the national team to become as dominant as they were back in the early 1980s.
Finn believes England can really excel under the leadership of Cook
With England Test captain Andrew Strauss announcing his retirement last week, there were growing concerns over how his opening partner Alastair Cook was going to handle the captaincy, but pace bowler Steven Finn has put those worries to rest.
Sehwag is taking steps to ensure that he does not get out cheaply any more
He is known to be one of the cleanest hitting batsmen in world cricket today, but India opening batsman Virender Sehwag has admitted that he still feels nervous and has butterflies in his stomach when facing the first delivery of a match.
Steyn has troubled the England batsmen throughout the Test series
South Africa pace bowler Dale Steyn has announced that he believes his team is the true number one Test side instead of England, who he branded as phoney.
