Saker believes Broad finds it difficult bowling in different conditions
England bowling coach David Saker has admitted that pace bowler Stuart Broad’s fitness will be a major concern for the entire national team since he has the ability to be a game-changer.
Lyon believes the new unorthodox delivery can help him pick up more wickets
Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon has revealed that he is working on perfecting a new unorthodox delivery, which he learnt from former South Africa spinner Johan Botha.
Hussey is concerned that the next generation of Australian batsmen will struggle to handle the pressures of international cricket
Veteran Australia batsman Michael Hussey has voiced his concerns about the next generation of Test batsmen and spinners, saying that the pitches being used nowadays during Sheffield Shield matches have too much in them for pace bowlers.
Inverarity believes it will be best if Australia continue sticking to the basics
Australia national selector John Inverarity has announced that the country’s integrity will be on the line if they decide to teach their young spinners how to bowl the doosra.
The smile may be back on Pietersen’s face for now but will it still be there at the end of the India series?
The Kevin Pietersen saga caught everyone’s attention when he was initially accused of sending derogatory text messages about former Test captain Andrew Strauss to South African players during England’s Test series against the Proteas this summer.
Dhoni expects his spinners to absolutely dominate if the pitches are made to turn more
Even though India have a rather respectable home record in Test cricket, captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni believes that the pitches are not helping his spin attack enough.
