Cook is pleased to see all the pace bowlers fully fit and back in action
England Test captain Alastair Cook believes that the overflowing stock of pace bowlers his side have will give them a huge advantage over arch-rivals Australia during the back-to-back Ashes series this year, especially since both countries have pitches that quick bowlers will thrive on.
Warner believes Wade has received far too much criticism
Australia opening batsman David Warner has come to team-mate Matthew Wade’s rescue after the wicketkeeper was given a scathing review on his glovework by former player Ian Healy.
Dhoni’s form with the bat and gloves has taken a drastic slide due to his captaincy woes
Former India batsman Sourav Ganguly had thrown his support behind the idea of the national team adopting a split captaincy policy in order to take some pressure off Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s shoulders.
Smith cannot see Australia winning in England
South Africa captain Graeme Smith has tipped England to experience Ashes glory once again this year, stating that playing at home for the first leg of the back-to-back series will give the side the upper hand.
Hughes will never forget the moment Ponting handed him his baggy green cap
Australia batsman Phil Hughes has announced that it was be extremely tough to replace the legendary Ricky Ponting on the national team roster since the ex-skipper was his idol.
Harris is hoping to be back sooner rather than later
Australia pace bowler Ryan Harris has admitted that he will find it extremely tough to be fully fit by the time the Ashes come around next year.
Hussey is concerned that the next generation of Australian batsmen will struggle to handle the pressures of international cricket
Veteran Australia batsman Michael Hussey has voiced his concerns about the next generation of Test batsmen and spinners, saying that the pitches being used nowadays during Sheffield Shield matches have too much in them for pace bowlers.
New Zealand’s batting will be Hesson’s priority for the future
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has announced that his team should be proud of the way they played against a strong Test side like India, despite losing to them 2-0 in the series.
