Haroon Rasheed: “Waqar, Moin, Inzamam, and Mushtaq worked with me at [the] junior level. They were exceptional talents but when it comes to game awareness, they had zero”
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Former Pakistan chief selector Haroon Rasheed said legendary players like Waqar Younis, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Moin Khan and Mushtaq Ahmed had “zero awareness”.
“If CA want to try and help us win I think they wouldn’t be releasing videos like that”
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Australia opener David Warner has lashed out at Cricket Australia for releasing a video in which they ask the players to give up the revenue sharing payment model.
“These are the big tournaments and the ones you really want to win”
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The Australian players may be embroiled in a pay dispute with Cricket Australia, but captain Steve Smith has said that his side are focused on the Champions Trophy.
“The claims that CA has managed to lose money on the biggest success story in world cricket must be independently investigated”
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Former Australia opener Simon Katich has lambasted Cricket Australia after they announced a loss of A$33 million over the first five years of the Big Bash League (BBL).
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“Nationally, there is no more important sport than cricket, and it’s vital that the opportunity to play is available to people everywhere”
Sri Lanka’s sports ministry have called on Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) to divert 10 per cent of their revenue to help with the development of grassroots cricket from the start of next year, a ministry spokesman has revealed.
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“When West Indies were at their strongest they had Antiguans on that particular team and I am proud to say that”
Legendary West Indies pace bowler Curtly Ambrose has announced that the lack of Antiguans in the Leeward Islands and national team is heartbreaking.
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The money was intended for the USACA
The International Cricket Council (ICC) had to make an embarrassing apology to the United States Youth Cricket Association (USYCA) after sending them just over $8,100, which they then asked to be returned to the ICC Americas headquarters in Toronto.
