Kohli is now under pressure to become the next Tendulkar, says Andrew Strauss

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“He is going to have to deal with that tag of being India’s great batsman and that is not an easy thing to deal with”

Former England captain Andrew Strauss has announced that be believes India vice-captain Virat Kohli is under immense pressure to become the next Sachin Tendulkar. 

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‘It is not going to be easy to fill’ Tendulkar’s shoes, says Rahul Dravid

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“His love for cricket has been consistent from the age of 16 to even now at 40”

Legendary India batsman Rahul Dravid has announced that “it is not going to be easy to fill” Sachin Tendulkar’s shoes when he retires after playing his 200th Test against the West Indies in his hometown of Mumbai next month.

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I did the right thing by standing my ground, insists Stuart Broad

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“It was an important moment in the game because, let’s be honest, if Belly and I hadn’t put on those runs, we wouldn’t have won the Test match”

England pace bowler Stuart Broad has insisted that he did the right thing by standing his ground and refusing to walk during the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge this summer, even though he knew he had edged the ball.

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‘It’s been great to have Bails as skipper for this series’, says Glenn Maxwell

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“It’s great to have him doing well at the top and being one of our best performers”

Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has announced that “it’s been great to have Bails [George Bailey] as skipper for this series” since he is leading by example and setting the standard for all the other players in the team.

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Mohammad Amir agrees with Rahul Dravid’s stance on making match-fixing a criminal offence

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Amir does not want to see any other youngster fall into the same trap he did

Disgraced Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir has voiced his agreement with India batting great Rahul Dravid’s stance on making match-fixing a criminal offence in order to oust it from the sport once and for all.

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