June 17th, 2013 | by Jack Marshall
“Under immense pressure with the weight of cricket’s largest and most expectant nation sat palpably on their shoulders, the likes of Rohit, Dhawan, Kohli, Jadeja, Ashwin, and Bhuvneshwar are stepping up to replace the men who they would have grown up watching.” Writes Jack Marshall
June 14th, 2013 | by Faisal Caesar
“Ladies love surprises and they get even more impressed when the surprises are a romantic bombshell. Perhaps, Angelo Mathews wanted to surprise the lady luck and win her heart. Angie’s move did win her heart.” Writes Faisal Caesar The Sri Lankan unit is enriched with exciting talents and great legends. In any big tournaments they
June 13th, 2013 | by Faisal Caesar
“You can do millions of discussions with the past greats, you can arrange millions of conditioning camps in Abottabad but if you pick the wrong players in your team then these initiatives will never fetch great results.” Writes Faisal Caesar
June 9th, 2013 | by Jack Marshall
“The days of Jayasuriya, Hayden, Gilchrist, and Sehwag are diminishing into the distance. ODI cricket now needs a modicum of conservation and control at the top of the innings, embodied by the fact that the successful teams have taken the more reserved route.” Writes Jack Marshall
June 6th, 2013 | by Faisal Caesar
“This year’s Champions Trophy’s biggest challenge is to bring back the trust amongst the cricket fans. It is starting in a critical period when the world cricket’s weather is still heavy due to the spot-fixing saga. Many fans are still suffering from a distrust and many are feeling cheated.” Writes Faisal Caesar
June 4th, 2013 | by Anjum Chopra
“The more the girls play and the more it gets telecast on television, the faster it will rise. The recently concluded women’s 50-over World Cup in India got 3.2million viewers watching a single game of cricket. That has created an opportunity for more television coverage of the women’s cricket. Who knows, the female version of
May 26th, 2013 | by Jack Marshall
“This is England’s best chance to win an International competition in a long time, and under new coach Ashley Giles, the management and squad alike will be looking to usher in a new era of improvement and progression in limited overs cricket.” Writes Jack Marshall
May 23rd, 2013 | by admin
Has the horrors of 90s resurfaced? Our hosts Akshobh Girdhardas and Navneet Mundhra discuss the sad days of Cricket brought to us by ‘Spot fixing’ revelations in the fresh edition of ‘Straight Drive’ right here at cricketsoccer.com
May 20th, 2013 | by Garfield Robinson
“If T20 offers entertainment that is visceral and provokes unrestrained celebrations, Test cricket’s attraction lies in the many permutations that often develop over the duration of a game; the intellectual rigor that it demands of those who would become its students; and the variety of skills it engenders in its players.” Writes Garfield Robinson
May 18th, 2013 | by Faisal Caesar
“Either a Sreesanth or Amir is never born as criminals. They are certainly the victims of a system which offers no honest shelters but are surrounded by smart criminals who rub the young shoulders with a smile, offers friendship and then starts exploiting in the most evil manner.” Writes Faisal Caesar
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