Both Khan and Gavaskar believe the IPL is to blame for all of India’s failures
Former Pakistan captain Imran Khan and India batsman Sunil Gavaskar have launched a scathing attack against the Indian team after they narrowly beat England 3-2 in their recently concluded ODI series.
Starc has attributed a lot of his early success to Siddle
Australia pace bowler Mitchell Starc has announced that veteran seamer Peter Siddle is the “heart and soul” of the national team’s pace attack and added that he is the person all bowlers look up to, just like all the batsmen in the side admire Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey.
Cook thanked his team for their all-round contribution
England captain Alastair Cook has announced that breaking the national team’s 28-year losing streak in India was “on par” with winning the Ashes against arch-rivals Australia.
Trott believes all the criticisms will disappear if England show more team unity
England batsman Jonathan Trott has lashed out at some of the greatest players to ever represent the country, stating that their constant criticisms have done nothing but dent the self-esteem of the entire squad.
Both Pascoe and Thompson are concerned about Watson’s future
Having started Australia’s Test summer off with yet another injury, all-rounder Shane Watson has been advised by former legends to consider giving up ODI cricket in order to limit his workload and ease the strain on his body.
Tendulkar first represented India back in 1989
Iconic India batsman Sachin Tendulkar has received high praise from many legends of the game after completing his 23rd year as an international cricketer.
The trio are concerned that it will only be a matter of time before Test cricket becomes a format of the past
West Indies legends Michael Holding, Sir Vivian Richards and Joel Garner have called on the International Cricket Council (ICC) to put an end to Twenty20 cricket, which they believe is destroying the history and heritage of Test cricket.
Kallis believes there is nothing better than winning matches for South Africa
Veteran South Africa all-rounder Jacques Kallis has announced that he is uninterested in being compared to some of the greatest cricketing names to have ever played the sport.
