Muralitharan believes Lyon could get more wickets with the unorthodox delivery in his arsenal
Legendary Sri Lanka spinner Muttiah Muralitharan has labelled Australia’s chairman of selectors John Inverarity as “narrow-minded” for his views and comments that the doosra is not a delivery that can be bowled legally.
Smith credited his team for the brilliant job they did to help keep the country atop the Test team rankings
South Africa captain Graeme Smith has labelled his series win against Australia as the “proudest achievement” of his international career and the best win as skipper of the national team.
Underwood believes Panesar can lead England to victory in India for the first time in 27 years
Former England spinner Derek Underwood has labelled left-arm spinner Monty Panesar as the x-factor for the fourth Test against India at Nagpur.
Ponting believes there is nothing stopping either nation from winning the series
Fresh off a draw in the first Test against the South Africans at The Gabba in Brisbane, former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has announced that both nations have a lot in common with each other.
Ponting has been in sublime form in the past couple of Sheffield Shield matches for Tasmania
South Africa all-rounder Johan Botha has labelled veteran Australian batsman Ricky Ponting as top class when it comes to playing pace bowling, but added that he has to be able to pick up all the different variations and length deliveries the Proteas pace attack will bowl at him during the upcoming three-Test series.
Richards expects Pietersen to come out guns blazing in the first Test against India
West Indies batting legend Sir Viv Richards has labelled England batsman Kevin Pietersen as cricket’s Muhammad Ali after he was able to make his way back into the national team following a whole summer full of controversy.
Ul-Haq is tired of travelling to other places to play international series
Pakistan ODI and Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq has announced that his team should be able to play at home and entertain their fans, and added that it is unfair on the whole nation that one act of violence has driven away all international teams from coming back for over three years.
Jayawardene felt dejected after letting the World Twenty20 trophy slip through his hands
Sri Lanka batsman Mahela Jayawardene admitted that his team cracked under the pressure during the finals of the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20 against the West Indies.
