Harsha Bhogle
Ajantha Mendis could have come out of a scriptwriter’s dream, a child’s fantasy. JK Rowling could have sent him...
Sanath Jayasuriya is 39 and not yet doing all those things that cricketers look down upon while playing.
One of the great truths of sport, whether you have played it at international level or are a passionate spectator...
Is it already 25 years then? Should the memories be acquiring a little sepia edge to them? Then why do I remember every moment of that game...
The fortune teller and the forecaster, each indignant at being clubbed with the other, rarely get it right in India.
There are many reasons why the Rajasthan Royals won. Many more will now be unearthed, for every event, significant or otherwise...
Many years ago, when I used to have one foot in advertising, I heard the story of a very well known film-maker shooting an ad film.
I can understand Yuvraj Singh being unhappy with the crowd at the Wankhede, personally I am not very happy with booing people either...
Intentionally or otherwise, Vijay Mallya has unleashed a wonderful, but hitherto unknown, word into Indian cricket.
So we’re into the back seven at the IPL and it has already been a thrilling journey. The crowds have been excellent...
So the sentencing on Harbhajan is complete, he has retired home to Jalandhar with a fine that is, effectively, more than a hundred times that imposed.
The ads have been good, some of the anthems have been excellent; the fireworks have gone off and the dancers are showing a lot of energy.
Watch the inaugural IPL match tonight as if the future of cricket depends on it
Two cricketers, so different, as different as Prakash
Karat is from Manmohan Singh, and yet playing with the same objective, made a dreadful Test me
Like with most things about cricket, playing a fast short-pitched ball for example, everything seems easier from a distance.
I can’t figure out if there is a Test match starting in five days or if the IPL is beginning on twenty eight.
Sachin Tendulkar throws up a couple of extremely valid points in his interview to The Hindu a couple of days ago.
Indian cricket has taken giant strides in the world’s toughest testing ground.
Some of the cricket this summer in Australia has been riveting. Yet I would be very happy if the series is forgotten, put in a leaky time capsule and
So every player now has a price attached to him; like a film or television actor does...
The confusion in world cricket at the moment reminds me a bit of what happens immediately...
There are many reasons why I believe the IPL could be the best thing to happen to Indian cricket.
What a hullabaloo all of us have created! Have India and Australia, bound together by our still noble game...
On a day on which the newest kid on the block produced astronomical levels of bidding...
Many years ago, when the nineties had just come upon us, a young man with an unusual bowling action but no passport was picked for India.
