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.
Botha believes Australia should not put Lyon’s future at risk for Warne
Former South Africa spinner Johan Botha has announced that if Australia allow legendary ‘spin king’ Shane Warne to play in this year’s back-to-back Ashes series against arch-rivals England, it could see a slide in off-spinner Nathan Lyon’s stock, especially in the future.
Nash believes NZC need to get their act together right away
Former New Zealand captain and all-rounder Dion Nash has announced that he believes New Zealand Cricket (NZC) are in more disarray than the national team.
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.
Warner is sick and tired of giving his wicket away
Australia opening batsman David Warner believes that South Africa’s batsmen get distracted way too easily and added that they need to work on their concentration in order to hold on to the number one Test team ranking for a long period of time.
Iqbal wants to see Bangladesh involved in Test series more frequently
Bangladesh opening batsman Tamim Iqbal has voiced his frustration at the massive lengths of time between each of the national team’s Test series, stating that it is the main reason why the country comes in dead last on the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Test team rankings.
Watson will have to ensure he stays fit all summer long
Australia all-rounder Shane Watson has been ordered by Cricket Australia to return home from the Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) in order to rest up and start preparing for the upcoming Test series against South Africa that starts in Brisbane on November 9.
Siddle is ready to prove that he really is a Test match specialist
Australia pace bowler Peter Siddle has announced that he is more than happy to remain as a Test match specialist for his country, and added that he does not mind being left out of limited overs series.
Bailey believes he can lead Australia to victory in future tournaments
Australia Twenty20 captain George Bailey has announced that he would like to continue leading the national side, despite losing in the semi-finals of the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20 to the West Indies.
Kohli is starting to become India’s must-watch batsman in all formats of the game
Being one of the top upcoming young batsman in the international game, Virat Kohli has already made a name for himself in the limited overs format, and after having scored two centuries and two half centuries in his last five Test innings, he is slowly becoming the face of India in the longer format as well.
