Johnson is extremely grateful for everything Lillee has taught him
Since making a successful return to international cricket after being sidelined for seven months with a toe injury, Australia pace bowler Mitchell Johnson has been full of praise for his mentor Dennis Lillee, who worked alongside the left-arm seamer throughout his rehabilitation period.
Raina’s last 14 Tests have been an absolute nightmare
India batsman Suresh Raina, who is well known across the world for his aggressive batting style in limited overs cricket, has expressed his desire to represent his country in 50 Test matches and added that this would be the next aim of his international career.
Boycott feels that it is unfair to solely blame Dhoni for India’s slide
Former England captain Geoffrey Boycott believes India would be a “very average” side if they did not have captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni controlling things and giving them boosts with the bat lower down the order.
Katich is impressed at how quickly Marsh has managed to turn his career around
Former Australia batsman Simon Katich has announced that he is extremely impressed with Shaun Marsh’s attitude and dedication to regaining his spot on the national roster after having a turbulent year with many ups and downs.
Tahir had a dismal series against Australia and paid the price for it
Abandoned South Africa leg-spinner Imran Tahir has vowed to regain his spot on the national roster after being ousted for his horrendous performance in the second Test against Australia in Adelaide late last year.
Yousuf is astounded that the PCB are stopping him from making his international return
Former Pakistan Test captain Mohammad Yousuf has lashed out at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for stopping him from playing in the ongoing President’s Trophy first-class tournament.
Its about time both batsmen start proving their worth to the Indian team
Every international team relies on their opening pair to make a solid start, but what happens when both batsmen continuously fail to do so?
Haddin stated he will give advice to anyone who needs it
Veteran Australia wicketkeeper batsman Brad Haddin has revealed that he is always more than happy to share advice with other players, even if they happen to be competing for his spot on the national roster.
Smith knows he has to score plenty of runs in order to get the attention of the national team selectors
Over the past couple of years the question of Steve Smith’s role in the Australian side remained a mystery to everyone, but no more after the limited overs specialist stated that he was a batsman and intended to regain his spot on the national roster.
