Book review: Indian Cricket Then and Now
With the sport scaling new heights, a book like Indian Cricket Then and Now is a good reminder that today’s success rests on great shoulder.
With the sport scaling new heights, a book like Indian Cricket Then and Now is a good reminder that today’s success rests on great shoulder.
Glenn Maxwell’s thunderous, unbeaten double-hundred jolted the World Cup into a different orbit despite a host of polished displays from others.
India’s eight-wicket defeat to New Zealand at Southampton in the final of the inaugural World Test Championship on Wednesday was ultimately a surrender.
The resolve in Cheteshwar Pujara is impossible to miss. There’s a relentlessness in the way he stands at the crease, a sense of purpose.
This is turning out to be a humdinger of an Indian Premier League out in the deserts of Araby, the IPL 13.
The T20 matches against New Zealand may have gone down to the wire, but India prevailed each time, and in differing circumstances.