Former Australia batsman, Greg Chappell has written an open letter to Tim Paine in which he expressed his disappointment about the current Australian captain’s verbal spats in the Sydney Test against India. Paine was criticized for his sledging and altercations in Sydney;
Former Australian batsman Greg Chappell recently picked a Test XI from the past 60 years comprising of cricketers that he would love to pay to watch in the stadium. The legendary Australian batsman, in his column for Sydney Morning Herald, picked destructive
Indian captain Virat Kohli often bats with a swagger like rarely anyone ever does in international cricket currently. Virat Kohli has one of the best cover drives, runs swiftly between the wickets, and hardly lets the pressure builds as long as he
Former Australian captain Greg Chappell has hailed Indian superstar Virat Kohli for his sustained aggression and intensity that he brings to a cricket field, besides adding that the latter is the most Australian non-Australian cricketer of all time. Chappell said that while
India and Australia are yet to lock horns but Virat Kohli has already started garnering all the attention from the Australian cricket fraternity. India are scheduled to play three ODIs, three T20Is and four Tests Down Under and are currently in Sydney,
Former Australian cricketer and Indian coach Greg Chappell has sung words of praises for Indian captain Virat Kohli. Greg Chappell served as the Indian coach in the past and while his tenure was controversial, the Australian laid the foundations for several young
Former India head coach Greg Chappell has lavished praise on MS Dhoni, saying that the former India captain is up there with the best captains in the history of the game. MS Dhoni brought down curtains on his illustrious career in international
Australian stars from the field of cricket, Olympics and football will sleep out at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) to raise funds for the Chappell Foundation. It will be second edition of the Sports Stars Sleepout 2020 which will be organised
Irfan Pathan, former Indian seam-bowling all-rounder, will always be an unfulfilled dream and an enigma that still forces cricket tragics wonder- ‘What would have been’- had things panned out as planned during the course of his career. Irfan, who made his debut
Sourav Ganguly, former Indian captain and the current president of the BCCI, recently opened up on his controversial axing from the national side back in 2005; one that not only left him but also the entire country shellshocked. Ganguly was not only