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Rhodes sees Dhoni and Kohli as the biggest threat to South Africa
Former South Africa ace fielder Jonty Rhodes has announced that he believes India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his right-hand man Virat Kohli will cause the Proteas a lot of trouble when the two sides clash towards the end of the year in a three-Test series.
Fletcher will face a lot of challenges in the year ahead
Despite experiencing some turbulent times under head coach Duncan Fletcher, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced that he signed a one-year extension to maintain his position.
Akram has opted to spend more time with his family
The Kolkata Knight Riders will be without bowling coach Wasim Akram for this year’s edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) since the former Pakistan left-arm seamer wants to spend more time with his family.
Richards was the Sixers’ head coach when they won the CLT20 last year
When Corey Richards applied for the position of Bangladesh’s fielding coach, he did not realise that he would be given more than he had bargained for as the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) also made him the interim batting coach of the national team.
Jurgensen is hoping to make a dream start by helping Bangladesh upset Sri Lanka
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have announced that Shane Jurgensen has been appointed as the national team’s full-time head coach.
Khan believes Pakistan are hiring way too many coaches
Former Pakistan head coach Mohsin Khan has lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for deciding to hire a full-time batting coach, while also raising questions about whether current coach Dav Whatmore should be replaced.
Ahmed spent six weeks in prision in 2009
Former Pakistan batsman Ijaz Ahmed has been found guilty and charged by a local court in a forgery case.
Pakistan’s batsmen have let the team down time and time again
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they will be hiring a batting coach for the national team, and have already posted an advertisement on their website.
Fountain believes fielding is a key area that Pakistan need to improve on
Pakistan fielding coach Julien Fountain has announced that the national team players should admit their fears and weaknesses if they are to see any improvements in their career.
